The stock market has shown a serious Shanghai strong and weak weak, that is, the main board is strong, small and medium-sized innovation and technology is weak! The trading volume of the two markets has exceeded one trillion for more than 30 consecutive days, and the Shanghai stock market's trading volume is only 26 billion from the Shenzhen stock market. It can be predicted that the trading volume in the Shanghai Stock Exchange may surpass that in the Shenzhen Stock Exchange next week. Shanghai strong and Shenzhen weak will continue to continue in the follow-up market, because the current market has begun to shift from cyclical to low-value large financial sector.
There is nothing more about the news except that the Beijing Stock Exchange is about to be established, because this one may have overshadowed all of them. The U.S. dollar index in the peripheral market has dropped sharply. The precious metals gold and silver have risen sharply after the continuous stagflation. It is expected that a short-term market will begin; crude oil has also turned strong again, and global inflationary pressures have reappeared. The channel for RMB appreciation has opened again, and it is expected that foreign investors will revert to the A-share market driven by the favorable opening of the Beijing Stock Exchange.
Therefore, based on the above content, the approximate market forecast for the second week of September is as follows:
1. Banking sector, weekly K-line has turned positive after two weeks of correction, and the long-term oversold has stabilized with the Hong Kong stocks However, it is predicted to continue to maintain a strong closing line next week.
2. The liquor sector is in a downward trend from the weekly K. The short-term rebound is only a repair of the oversold in the downward trend. It is predicted that the rebound will end next week and close down the bardo line;
3. The pharmaceutical sector, from Week K has entered the bottom of the box and will break down again. It is predicted that the possibility of breaking is relatively small. Next week, it will enter a strong rebound and close the mid-yang line; trend. There has been a sharp correction this week, and there is a trend of air relay. It is predicted that the adjustment will end next week and it will return to a strong closing line;
5. For the automotive sector, the weekly K-line pattern is in a strong upward trend. There will be a concussive consolidation trend this week. The strong pattern will continue to be maintained. It is predicted that it will continue to close down next week. Yangxian;
6. The semiconductor sector has fallen for five consecutive weeks, but the strong upward trend cannot be changed, but the signal to stop the decline has not yet appeared. It is predicted that the weakness will continue to be maintained next week and the small Yin doji will be closed;
7. Real estate In the sector, the weekly K-line is at the bottom of the reversal from a weak to strong reversal.However, the rate of increase this week is too fast, and profit-taking may follow. It is predicted that there will be a fall in the next week to adjust the bardo line;
8. In the securities sector, the cashing of super-goods has fallen, and the weak profit-taking will remain in the early next week. In the second half of the period, it enters a strong upward trend, and it is predicted that the small positive cross star will fall first and then rise next week;
9. The resource sector (including steel, coal, non-ferrous metals, and petroleum), the weekly K-line pattern is in a strong upward trend, this week There has been an adjustment pattern, there has been a continuous decline, and it may be a head. It is predicted that next week will continue to adjust and enter a high shock to close the small yin doji;
10. Combining the above several plates, five positive and four negative, it is predicted that the market will continue to maintain a strong momentum next week to close the K-line of the previous week.
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