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1) The quantity and energy are already worse than before.The driving force of the market comes from some messy small-cap themes such as robots, supply and marketing cooperatives, retail and AI applications every day, but we can't see the effective rotation of several mainstream sectors such as military industry, new energy, liquor, medicine, semiconductors and automobiles, which proves that the capital nature of the market is speculation, not value investment.I know that investors are very excited at the moment, especially after the closing of A shares today, Hong Kong stocks rose almost vertically! Let A-share investors hate how this market doesn't open at night, or even stay awake at night.

First of all, let's make my point clear. I think it's very normal to have a big rise tomorrow as long as it's not above 3500 points with the help of good news! But what I want to say is not tomorrow, but the point of view of the day after tomorrow and the next plate.So if you ask me this news, I definitely think it is very good news, and there is no doubt that the market will go up strongly on Tuesday.3) A team is suspected of leaving because of the small ticket monster stocks all over the sky.

I see these three waves, that is, when the funds have finished a band, they give up the previous top funds, and there is no idea at all to say that they want to release the high chips in the previous period. That is to say, the market is constantly exploring new hot spots, but it is determined not to save the previous top funds.What I describe as the biggest feature of this round of market is that there is no main line plate. The first wave of 3,674 points was driven by the indexes such as Guimao, Zhongzitou and Shanghai-Shenzhen 300. The second wave of high point on November 12th was the market high point of the mainstream plate set by semiconductors, new energy, military industry and brokers, while the recent market was led by small-cap topics such as robots, AI applications, game media, tourism, retail and education.