There is a very big risk after the Shanghai Composite Index breaks through 3600 points.

Judging from my country's stock market in recent years, the Shanghai Composite Index has remained within the range of more than 3,000. At the beginning of last year, the Shanghai Composite Index reached a high of 3,700.

We all know that after reaching such a high point, what will follow must be a large batch of corrections.

After the New Year, the stock market has already begun to experience a large-scale retracement. The Shanghai Composite Index once reached 3400. At the current stage of 3300, the Shanghai Composite Index began to rise slowly again and has reached the position of 3600.

The position of 3600 is actually very high, which means that this position is within a very dangerous range.

It’s just that the current market sentiment is still very good. The main focus is basically on semiconductors and new energy vehicles. Funds in these two sectors have grown very well within the past two months.

The Shanghai Composite Index has been rising and falling during this period, basically maintaining the level of 3600, and is in a volatile stage.

In fact, with the Shanghai Composite Index at 3,600 points, we can only say that risks and opportunities exist. From the perspective of retail investors, they should think more about their own investment plans rather than what kind of range the Shanghai Composite Index falls within. my country The Shanghai Composite Index reached its highest point of 6,000 points.

Now it has only dropped to about 3600 points. In fact, you can say that it is not that high.

For retail investors, they still need to pay more attention to which direction the market is running, rather than to say what point the Shanghai Composite Index has reached. Unless you buy a fund such as the CSI 300, you will pay special attention to the Shanghai Composite Index.

The rise and fall of the index.

Generally, the funds we buy in these popular sectors are based more on the rise and fall of the GEM Index. Sometimes the rise and fall of the GEM Index does not even have a significant relationship with the Shanghai Composite Index.