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Phenomenon 2, the Shanghai Composite Index has not fallen below the 5-day moving average today, indicating that the trend is still rising. Look at the 60-minute trend chart of the Shanghai Composite Index above. After A shares fell at 3674 points in October, the first low point was at 3150 points, the second low point was at 3227 points, and the downward trend line of the two low points was at 3350 points.According to statistics, after the surge at the end of September, up to now, there are nearly 4900 stocks that have risen by more than 10%. If calculated in October, there are 2,707 stocks that have risen by more than 10%. In addition, 4,059 stocks have risen since October.Although it is likely to make the short-term surge, long and short will continue to compete for direction tomorrow. However, when the turnover reached the longest record in history, A-shares fell behind, and will still rise back at an accelerated pace.

To sum up, the rise of the stock market this time is not over yet. Although there are signs of adjustment in the short-term trend, it will not change the upward trend of A shares.Today's trend is not particularly bad. Although it didn't close after a big rise all day, it is gratifying that the bulls of the three major stock indexes are still stronger than the bears.Will it go up or down tomorrow? Trend analysis on Wednesday!

Tomorrow's market, from today's two phenomena, is likely to go like this on Wednesday.To sum up, the rise of the stock market this time is not over yet. Although there are signs of adjustment in the short-term trend, it will not change the upward trend of A shares.It can be understood that no matter whether the A-shares are adjusting or going high and low in the short term, the three major stock indexes are still fluctuating below 3674 points, and stocks are stronger than the Shanghai Composite Index and the Growth Enterprise Market. At this moment, perhaps the best way is not to worry about the length of the main dishwashing, but to be firmly optimistic about the market to rise.