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As of lunch break, the A-share market opened lower and went higher, with more than 3,500 markets rising, and the effect of making money was obvious. Just when most investors were addicted to joy, I found that the market was very wrong! Is the A-share market happy again today?Something's wrong. FTSE A50 index futures have been going downhill since it peaked at 0.27% at 9: 51. As of the lunch break in the A-share market, FTSE A50 index futures have fallen more than 0.45%, which is a very wrong market.

As of lunch break, the A-share market opened lower and went higher, with more than 3,500 markets rising, and the effect of making money was obvious. Just when most investors were addicted to joy, I found that the market was very wrong! Is the A-share market happy again today?As of lunch break, the A-share market opened lower and went higher, with more than 3,500 markets rising, and the effect of making money was obvious. Just when most investors were addicted to joy, I found that the market was very wrong! Is the A-share market happy again today?

Second, people only know that large-cap stocks collectively come out to support the market, especially the heavyweight real estate, but they don't know that the market has shrunk dramatically in half a day. As of the lunch break, it has shrunk by more than 370 billion yuan compared with yesterday. Have you ever thought about such a problem? The rise of large-cap stocks needs more quantity, and it needs the active cooperation of quantity and energy. Now, the market quantity and energy have not actively cooperated, but there has been a sharp contraction. Under such circumstances, do you think large-cap stocks can collectively protect the market? This is something very wrong.What is wrong with the market?We should know that the continuous weakening of this index is very unfavorable to the trend of the Shanghai Composite Index, because they are positively related. Therefore, this is extremely unfavorable to the afternoon market trend and is likely to drag down the A-share market.