There are more empty orders than many, which is the problem of stock index futures, that is, institutions can allocate the same empty orders in futures only if they have the same stocks in the stock market. In other words, buying stocks can only be short.

In fact, the stock market decline can't blame futures. There was no futures before, and there was a four-year bear market in 2002-05.

The upper level still doesn't take the stock market seriously, but only regards the stock market as a financing market, regardless of the stock market's ups and downs.

In addition, the impact of the economic crisis continues, and the profitability of enterprises is declining.

Therefore, both technical and economic aspects determine that there is no bull market in the near future.

It will not plummet for the time being, and the 18 th National Congress needs stability. That is around 2000. Continue to plummet after the beginning or end of the 18 th National Congress.

Wait patiently. There may be a good opportunity at the end of the year.