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Today, the Shanghai Composite Index rose slightly, but the funds retreated, or will it usher in a change?Moreover, interestingly, today, when the Shanghai Composite Index rose slightly, the capital began to flow out at an accelerated rate. According to the data, today, the net outflow of main funds reached 28.2 billion, which is still the net outflow of main funds for 8 consecutive trading days.So, does this mean that the A-share market will usher in a market change?

Interestingly, in the last trading day, the GEM jumped to the top of the sideways, but today, the GEM is in the middle of the sideways position, but to be honest, there is indeed a certain possibility of a change in the GEM in the short term. Why?It did go up yesterday, but it finally came down. Today, it seems to be calmer, and something seems to be brewing. Therefore, the author thinks that in the short term, there may be a wave of market changes.Interestingly, in the last trading day, the GEM jumped to the top of the sideways, but today, the GEM is in the middle of the sideways position, but to be honest, there is indeed a certain possibility of a change in the GEM in the short term. Why?

Now, under the condition that the three short-term lines of the Growth Enterprise Market are so dense, the market will indeed face a change. However, it is worth noting that the author has repeatedly stressed that the current change is only a shock in the sideways space, and it is unlikely to be out of the scope of sideways.In fact, the overall upward space is not large in the short term, because the top of the GEM's sideways position is only at 2437, and the pressure at this point is not generally large. In this wave of market, the GEM has repeatedly experienced a high and low price near this point.Interestingly, in the last trading day, the GEM jumped to the top of the sideways, but today, the GEM is in the middle of the sideways position, but to be honest, there is indeed a certain possibility of a change in the GEM in the short term. Why?