Last week, there was a stampede panic in the broader market. At the critical moment, the funds for maintaining stability continued to shoot.

This week, A-shares will also face the test of the Fed raising interest rates. It will survive, or complete this phase of adjustment and get out of the repair (spring) market. In operation, it will continue to adhere to the strategy of selling high and chasing down. If it falls again in the first half of the week, it will still be A good opportunity for a low-suction layout.

  Judging from the current technical form, the A-share daily line has bottomed out with a double needle, and the weekly line has bottomed out with a single needle. Affected by negative factors, the three major indexes have a high probability of opening lower on Monday, but they are expected to open lower and higher.

The Shanghai Stock Exchange is at 3286-3256, especially 3200 is still a strong support, and there is a chance of rushing to 3356 and above in the short-term.

Another major event this week is that the Federal Reserve may announce a rate hike in the early morning of the 17th Beijing time. The focus of the market is whether to increase by 25 basis points or 50 basis points. The market will really stabilize.

  The two gold needle dips in the broader market last week were opportunities to chase down and buy low. This week’s fall again is a good opportunity to buy in the opposite direction. Therefore, we should try our best to step on this major event this week, which will bring about the ups and downs of market volatility again.

In this way, you can consider choosing the right time to absorb the mainstream hot varieties that are continuously adjusted in batches, and sell them at high levels and lower them in dislocation. The new crown medical sector that has been continuously strong at the beginning of the week should not be chasing the price. You can take advantage of the continuous surge and cash in in batches and adjust again. Warehouses are replaced by other mainstream varieties such as photovoltaics, lithium batteries, chips, digital economy, infrastructure, consumption, agriculture, media, and blue-chip (white horses) that are continuously adjusted.

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