Zhongxin Finance, February 11 (Reporter Xie Yiguan) On the 11th, the three major A-share stock indexes collectively weakened.
As of the close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.66% to 3462.95 points; the Shenzhen Component Index fell 1.55% to 13224.38 points; the ChiNext Index fell 2.84% to 2746.38 points, falling below 2800 points.
Shanghai index daily K chart.
In the first week of trading in the Year of the Tiger, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 3.02%; the Shenzhen Component Index fell 0.78%; the ChiNext Index fell 5.59%.
From the perspective of the 11th, only 665 stocks in the two cities rose, 59 stocks rose by the limit; 4044 stocks fell, and 21 stocks fell by the limit.
In terms of industry sectors, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, electrical equipment, general machinery, components and other sectors fell the most.
Pharmaceutical stocks continued to decline most of the time, and "medical funds" even entered the hot search.
The traditional value track has regained popularity, and sectors such as insurance, oil, coal, and banking have risen against the market.
The traditional value leading stocks performed well. Chinalco International rose by the limit, China Life Insurance rose by more than 7%, and PetroChina rose by more than 5%.
It is worth mentioning that the trillion-dollar "Ning King" Ningde era continued to decline, closing down more than 5%, with a cumulative decline of 17.32% this week.
As a heavyweight on the GEM, it also dragged down the performance of the GEM this week.
Ningde era daily K chart.
"Whether the stock index can continue to rebound in the future still depends on the strong cooperation of leading hotspots and trading volume," said Zhang Gang, an analyst at Zhongyuan Securities. It is recommended to pay close attention to changes in policy and capital.
It is expected that the Shanghai index will continue to rebound in the short-term, and the ChiNext market may drop slightly in the short-term.
Huaxin Securities analyst Yan Kaiwen believes that in the short-term, we should wait for the market to enter the bottom-grinding stage, and we are cautiously optimistic at present.
Looking ahead, the "mixed picture" of liquidity indicators indicates that asset price volatility will remain high.
The starting point of the spring offensive should be grasped from two dimensions. The first dimension is the implementation and overweight of specific growth stabilization policies; the second dimension is the gradual change in global liquidity expectations and the implementation of domestic structural leniency credit.
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