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When you encounter good news, you should not blindly chase after it, so as to prevent paper from being rich and empty!

When you encounter good news, you should not blindly chase after it, so as to prevent paper from being rich and empty!When you encounter good news, you should not blindly chase after it, so as to prevent paper from being rich and empty!

When you encounter good news, you should not blindly chase after it, so as to prevent paper from being rich and empty!Today, there are three conjectures: 1. Going low and high to lighten the position around 10 o'clock the next day is the most stable trend that you really want to do more, but under the premise of yesterday's violent pull-up of A50, the probability of this trend is very small, estimated to be within 5%; 2 After opening 2-3 points higher, it will fall back to trap people. The probability of this trend is very high, estimated at 85%. 3. The high opening is higher than 3509 points and the callback is not broken. 3509 maintains a high sideways consolidation. This trend is strong and will continue to fluctuate for a few days. This probability is not as high as the second one, and it is estimated to be 10%. How to go specifically? Look after the close. For reference!Today, there are three conjectures: 1. Going low and high to lighten the position around 10 o'clock the next day is the most stable trend that you really want to do more, but under the premise of yesterday's violent pull-up of A50, the probability of this trend is very small, estimated to be within 5%; 2 After opening 2-3 points higher, it will fall back to trap people. The probability of this trend is very high, estimated at 85%. 3. The high opening is higher than 3509 points and the callback is not broken. 3509 maintains a high sideways consolidation. This trend is strong and will continue to fluctuate for a few days. This probability is not as high as the second one, and it is estimated to be 10%. How to go specifically? Look after the close. For reference!