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Solid-state batteries rose by seven points, concept stocks set off a tide of price limits, and the A-share market stopped falling and rebounded

author:Investment view

Approved new stocks, solid-state batteries, silicone concepts, PET copper foils, scenic spots, cell immunotherapy, CATL concepts and other sectors rose highly. Among them, the new shares of the approval system rose by 10 points to lead the two cities, but there is only one listed company in this sector, and its sharp rise has little impact on the A-share market; and the registration system is the general trend, and the approval system will be eliminated. In terms of disk information, solid-state batteries are the biggest hot spot in today's A-share market, and solid-state batteries rose seven points in intraday time, and the concept stocks set off a tide of daily limits, and there were more than 20 stocks on the daily limit. The rise of the battery theme is caused by the over-falling rebound, just look at the decline of the industry leader CATL. After experiencing a halved decline, battery stocks will inevitably rebound in the medium term, and power equipment, lithium batteries, power battery recycling and other over-falling sectors still have the momentum to continue to rebound.

Solid-state batteries rose by seven points, concept stocks set off a tide of price limits, and the A-share market stopped falling and rebounded

In addition to the battery theme, I also noticed that the pharmaceutical sector also performed well today. For example, medical services, medical devices, chemical pharmaceuticals and other sectors have risen by more than two points, and pharmaceutical stocks have finally ushered in a stop after two consecutive weeks of decline. I still adhere to the previous point of view, the investment value of pharmaceutical stocks is not short, the greater the decline of pharmaceutical stocks, the more momentum for blue chips to rebound in the future, and the stable growth of pharmaceutical stocks is more worthy of our long-term attention.

Solid-state batteries rose by seven points, concept stocks set off a tide of price limits, and the A-share market stopped falling and rebounded

The A-share market opened low and went high, and the two innovation indices rose by more than one point.

On Tuesday, the A-share market showed a trend of opening low and moving high, and the four major stock indexes turned red across the board in the afternoon. As of the close, the two indexes have risen by more than one point, and the daily K-line has closed the positive line for the first time after three consecutive negatives. We all know that the ChiNext and the Science and Technology Innovation Board have been the direction of the biggest decline in the A-share market in the past two years, and the two major indexes have experienced a halving decline; eighty percent of the large-capitalization blue-chip stocks in the two innovation and innovation sectors are over-falling stocks with their stock prices cut in half, and some blue-chip stocks have experienced two halves. In terms of the basic logic of the over-fall rebound, the rebound of the two indices is far from over, and they will have more room to rise in the future.

Solid-state batteries rose by seven points, concept stocks set off a tide of price limits, and the A-share market stopped falling and rebounded

The Shanghai Composite Index closed up slightly, and the daily K-line ended three consecutive yin, but the turnover was only 350 billion. For the current Shanghai Index, the most feared is the lack of trading volume, because there is no continuous amplification of the trading volume as the basis, which means that the Shanghai Index has lost the momentum to continue to break through. Although today's Shanghai Composite Index ended its decline, the sharp reduction in trading volume also increased the risk of continuing to fall in the future, and the integer mark of 3,000 points this week is likely to fall below again.

Solid-state batteries rose by seven points, concept stocks set off a tide of price limits, and the A-share market stopped falling and rebounded

Attention direction.

1. The weighted stocks rose and fell, but the four major stock indexes turned red across the board, and the signal of change has appeared. On Monday, the A-share market closed down across the board, and the four major banks and three barrels of oil and other large-capitalization heavyweight stocks rose; today, the four major stock indexes turned red across the board, but the three barrels of oil and the four major banks fell across the board, and the decline was still about one point. It is not difficult to find that the performance of heavyweight stocks on Tuesday was not very good, especially the super weights of the eight trillion-dollar market capitalization, all of which closed in the green and fell. Under normal circumstances, the collective decline of heavyweight stocks will inevitably lead to an accelerated decline in the A-share market, but this did not happen. Obviously, although the heavyweight stocks are rising and falling, there are not so many sell-offs, which is a typical change signal; the next A-share market is likely to shift downward, and the weighted stocks are transferred to the first- and second-tier blue chips.

2. Securities are still the direction that deserves our continued attention. The securities index turned red on Tuesday, but the increase was not large, and none of the 50 brokerage stocks was up or down. The reason why I suggest that you continue to pay attention to brokerage stocks is because I am optimistic about the A-share market this year, and I am optimistic that 3,000 points is not the end of the Shanghai Composite Index rebound. As far as the current A-share market is concerned, it is none other than brokerage stocks that can drive a strong breakthrough in the index and drive everyone's enthusiasm for investment. Whether it is a bull market or an over-falling rebound, brokerage stocks will never be absent, and the current low-level brokerage stocks are undoubtedly the most worthy of our attention. I am an investment view, thank you for reading, and thank you for liking and paying attention.

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