He Qiang: In the long run, 6124 points is by no means the apex of A-shares

At the beginning of the Year of the Dragon, the China Securities Regulatory Commission held a series of symposiums, and the stock market also ushered in a opening dividend, as of February 21, the Shanghai Composite Index has rebounded for 7 consecutive days approaching 3,000 points.

At the end of January, when A-shares hit 2,800 points, He Qiang, a professor at the Central University of Finance and Economics, made it clear in an exclusive interview with Phoenix.com's "Cover" that he believed that A-shares would definitely pull back to 3,000 points, and gave an investment view of "the more you fall below 3,000 points, the more you buy".

"Do you believe that 3,000 points can be pulled back? Do you believe that the capital market will definitely be active in the future?" Behind the heated discussion are investors who have lost confidence in the market after a long time.

And A-shares have also had highlight moments. During the interview, talking about the high of 6124.04 points in 2007, He Qiang said that although 6124 points is impossible to reach in the short term, the future can be expected.

"At 6,124 o'clock, there were about 2,000 listed companies, but now there are more than 5,000, and the plate is getting bigger and bigger. If you want to break through that point, this kind of capital is impossible now, but with the continuous improvement of all aspects of the securities market, 6124 points may only be a new starting point, and it will definitely not be the apex in the long run. ”

He Qiang further said that from the perspective of the capital structure of the whole society and the state of stock stock funds, there is still some imbalance between supply and demand in the A-share market, and these problems cannot be solved overnight. "Therefore, China's stock market now needs to be repaired, it needs to be healthy, like the conditioning of traditional Chinese medicine, and finally it needs to be adjusted into a healthy state. ”