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In fact, as long as the securities, banks and other sectors are falling, the market is basically hopeless. You can see from today's securities sector index and banking sector index that the securities sector is directly a falling market, and the banking sector is similar.In fact, the author thinks that this is a relatively normal phenomenon. After all, the three major A-share indexes are now under great pressure, which mainly comes from two aspects. Perhaps, next, the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets will still be affected by the pressure.However, it also shows that today's A-share market is indeed very weak.

When today's A-share market opened, people burst into laughter, because the three major indexes of A-shares actually went out of a consistent gap and fell. Even at the opening, more than 4,000 stocks in Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets fell, which directly made people stunned. Unexpectedly, a wave of falling prices began to emerge at the opening.When today's A-share market opened, people burst into laughter, because the three major indexes of A-shares actually went out of a consistent gap and fell. Even at the opening, more than 4,000 stocks in Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets fell, which directly made people stunned. Unexpectedly, a wave of falling prices began to emerge at the opening.At present, the overall trend is still a sideways shock.

From the perspective of the disk, games, ice and snow industry, cultural media and other sectors have seen a wave of rising prices, while the previously strong insurance, real estate, and securities sectors have gone out of a wave of obvious declines.In the first two trading days, the Shanghai Composite Index did come out of the rising market, but it didn't realize the anti-package. Today, after the opening drop, it really had a great impact on the market. To be honest, the opening drop really made people burst into laughter and was unexpected.Moreover, in my opinion, the GEM index is originally in a short-term market change. Why?