Jin10 data reported on September 4th that multiple public sale funds pointed out that the decline on the 4th is a normal adjustment and there is no need to panic. Reviewing multiple historical market cycles, the market's upward trend is often not a smooth path, but a spiral rise of 'two steps forward, one step back'; after rapidly accumulating a certain rise, the current pullback is precisely the process of releasing trading risks. Although multiple public sale funds remain optimistic about the overall market situation, as some zones have led for several days and even reached historical highs, the 'high-low shift' of funds remains a key focus for investors when selecting stocks. Therefore, targets that are low and stagnant but have solid fundamentals may gain increased attention, such as the overseas concept, consumer zone, and reasonably valued new productivity concepts.
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Institutions: Targets with low-level stagnation and solid fundamentals may gain more attention.
Jin10 data reported on September 4th that multiple public sale funds pointed out that the decline on the 4th is a normal adjustment and there is no need to panic. Reviewing multiple historical market cycles, the market's upward trend is often not a smooth path, but a spiral rise of 'two steps forward, one step back'; after rapidly accumulating a certain rise, the current pullback is precisely the process of releasing trading risks. Although multiple public sale funds remain optimistic about the overall market situation, as some zones have led for several days and even reached historical highs, the 'high-low shift' of funds remains a key focus for investors when selecting stocks. Therefore, targets that are low and stagnant but have solid fundamentals may gain increased attention, such as the overseas concept, consumer zone, and reasonably valued new productivity concepts.