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Bank and brokerage stocks belong to the financial sector. Finance, real estate, nonferrous metals, coal, and steel are collectively referred to as the Five Golden Flowers, and they belong to the first-tier blue-chip stocks (heavyweight stocks). The first-tier and second-tier blue chips are the sectors that drive the Shanghai Composite Index.

Finance is the big brother among the weights. It has the largest circulation and is the most likely to affect the index.

As the poster said, if banks and brokerage stocks rise, the market will fall. I guess it’s talking about today’s market.

Many times, when finance rises and individual stocks fall, it is because the main force uses the index to rise and cover up the decline of individual stocks, because most retail investors only look at the index to judge whether the market is good or bad.

Today’s decline was not caused by financial gains.

Mainly because in the past 8 days, market funds have gradually been mobilized from the GEM and small and medium-sized boards, which have recently risen higher, to first- and second-tier blue chip stocks. Among them, the inflow of financial funds is the largest.

Because the funds on the GEM and small and medium-sized boards have decreased, and the rebound has continued to rise in the early stage, a top divergence has formed. Coupled with the 4,000-point integer mark, there will also be new stock issuances next week to attract money, resulting in today's decline. inevitable result.

Then why do bank securities rise but the market does not necessarily fall? You will know this if you look at October 2014, when the central bank announced its interest rate cut policy, and securities stocks drove the market up.

The market rose at that time mainly because policies guided the main funds to raise the market. Today's decline is also driven by the mobilization of main funds and the market decline.

Therefore, the most direct relationship between the Chinese stock market and the impact on the market is the main capital, and there is no other reason.

In a market guided by policies, driven by funds, and stimulated by news, it is recommended that everyone learn more about effective operating methods and not speculate. Otherwise, the annual income will still be mediocre. .