Market Overview - The market exhibited a narrow fluctuation on the morning of July 7, with large-cap stocks underperforming while small-cap stocks showed decent performance, indicating a lack of panic among investors [1] - The number of stocks with a decline exceeding 5% was only 30, suggesting light selling pressure and a stable investor sentiment, making significant adjustments in the market unlikely [1] - A total of 2,838 stocks rose while 2,070 stocks fell, indicating a roughly balanced power between bulls and bears [1] Trading Volume and Market Dynamics - The expected trading volume for the day was projected to be around 1.6 trillion, with the total volume across both markets likely to fall short of 1.3 trillion, indicating insufficient momentum for a breakout [1] - The ideal trading volume level was previously noted to be 1.5 trillion, and the current volume levels suggest that the market is unlikely to break upward in the short term [1] - The market faces a choice between a pullback or a sideways consolidation to digest profit-taking [1] Sector Analysis - The banking sector experienced a noticeable decline, contributing to the index's inability to continue its upward movement, although the decline was relatively mild [2] - As long as large-cap stocks do not experience a sharp drop, the index is expected to stabilize at current levels [2] - The bullish sentiment remains due to the moving average system, but the lack of volume limits the short-term upward momentum while making significant declines unlikely [2] Investment Strategy - The current market conditions provide some opportunities for individual stocks, particularly as the hot stock index shows signs of bottoming out [2] - However, due to insufficient trading volume, seizing these opportunities remains challenging [2] - It is recommended that investors with weaker technical skills maintain a cautious stance and only consider entering the market when trading volume exceeds 1.4 trillion [2]
投顾观市：量能再度萎缩 市场操作难度加大
He Xun Wang·2025-07-07 06:14