Chinanews.com client, Beijing, January 28th (Reporter Xie Yiguan) On the 28th, the three major A-share stock indexes fluctuated downward, and the individual stocks of the previous institutions grouped collectively. .

The Shanghai Composite Index chart.

　　As of the close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.91% to 3,505.18 points, barely staying at the 3,500-point mark; the Shenzhen Component Index fell 3.25% to 14913.21 points; the ChiNext Index fell 3.63% to 3,161.86 points.

　　In terms of funds, the northbound capital accelerated its U-turn, with a net outflow of 6.404 billion yuan throughout the day, of which the net outflow of Shanghai Stock Connect was 3.66 billion yuan and that of Shenzhen Stock Connect was 2.744 billion yuan.

The daily turnover of Shanghai and Shenzhen stocks was 915.6 billion yuan, which was below one trillion for two consecutive days.

　　On the disk, a total of 2,967 shares in Shanghai and Shenzhen stocks fell, 49 shares fell by the limit; 1052 shares rose, and 62 shares rose by the limit.

Chemical fiber, electrical instruments, electrical equipment, semiconductors, construction machinery and other industries saw the highest declines.

In the early stage, the group of institutions held a collective "misfire", and individual stocks in the lithium battery, wine, military, and pharmaceutical sectors have weakened.

On the 28th, the industry sector with the highest decline in A shares.

　　Market analysis believes that the sharp correction of A-shares on the 28th may be related to the sharp drop in US stocks overnight and the tightening of funds.

Since this week, the People's Bank of China has withdrawn from circulation in the open market for four consecutive days, with a total net withdrawal of 568.5 billion yuan.

　　In addition, affected by factors such as the mutation of the new crown virus, slower-than-expected vaccine popularity, and the onset of the corporate earnings season, the three major US stock indexes suffered a severe setback on the 27th local time.

On that day, the Dow fell 2.05% to 30,303.17 points; the S&P 500 index fell 2.57% to 3,750.77 points, the biggest one-day decline since October 28, 2020; the Nasdaq fell 2.61% to 13,270.60 points.

　　In the face of the sharp correction of A shares, many investors are concerned: How will the market outlook of A shares be interpreted?

　　"Since the launch of this round of market in December 2020, it has accumulated a relatively large profit. Under the guidance of profit-taking sentiment, it is inevitable that the short-term market will spontaneously appear to be under pressure. In addition, the recent domestic epidemic has repeated. Disturbance to risk appetite, and the market’s expectations for liquidity tightening are also heating up.” said Zhang Qiyao, chief strategy analyst at Guosheng Securities.

　　"Looking forward to the market outlook, the overall market risk is not big, and the new year's market will not end there." Zhang Qiyao said that the global market risk appetite is still in the repair window; liquidity does not have the conditions for systemic tightening; and the stock market's incremental funds are still continuing. Influx; after the surge at the beginning of the year, the mood will be difficult to cool down for a while.

　　In Guotai Junan's view, the short-term market needs to pay close attention to changes in trading volume. If the market continues to shrink, the market may further bottom out.

The Shanghai Stock Index will first pay attention to the support near 3,500 points, and wait for the market stabilization signal to be clear.

In the medium and long term, the core assets of the A-share market are still the main battlefield for institutional allocation, and a short-term correction may be a better opportunity to lay out the core assets on the dip.

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