A-shares opened lower and the Shanghai index fell 0.48%: the semiconductor sector led the decline, coal stocks rose

　　Sino-Singapore Jingwei Client, August 9th. On Monday (9th), the A-shares opened collectively lower. The Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.48% to 3,441.75 points; the Shenzhen Component Index fell 0.60% to 14738.37 points; the ChiNext Index fell 1.01% to report 3455.70 points.

　　Shanghai and Shenzhen market opening performance source: Wind

　　On the disk, the semiconductor sector led the decline, with the airport shipping, medical equipment, automotive, environmental protection, and logistics sectors leading the decline.

Coal stocks bucked the market and strengthened, while real estate, agriculture, and power sectors were active.

　　The ratio of all trading stocks in Shanghai and Shenzhen stocks was 1294:2288, with 12 stocks trading at a daily limit and 4 stocks trading at a daily limit. 

　　As of August 6, the margin of margin trading in Shanghai and Shenzhen stocks was 1.83 trillion yuan.

The balance of financing on the day was 1.67 trillion yuan, an increase of 529 million yuan from the previous trading day; the balance of securities lending on the day was 161.980 billion yuan, an increase of 313 million yuan from the previous trading day.

　　Regarding the market outlook, CITIC Securities believes that the recent sharp fluctuations in the growth manufacturing sector have significantly increased, the process of style balance has begun, and the market has fully reflected the downward revision of economic expectations. It is expected that the process of style balance will continue in August, but style switching may be possible. It will happen at the end of the third quarter.

　　Industrial Securities stated that the A-share market was in a period of turbulence and turbulence in August. For track stocks that had excessive gains, high expectations, and overcrowded transactions in the early period, there may be a short-term risk of compensating declines in the interim quarter. These two factors constitute the A-share market. Short-term adjustment pressure.

But in the medium term, there is no systemic risk in the A-share market, and short-term shocks have made the science and technology long-term bulls healthier.

(Zhongxin Jingwei APP)

(The opinions in the article are for reference only and do not constitute investment advice. Investment is risky and you need to be cautious when entering the market.)