It is worth noting that the basic indexes of the two cities all fell below the 30-day moving average, commonly known as the mid-term lifeline, and were pulled up in the late session, stubbornly closing above the 30-day moving average.
In addition, the tradable funds in the two cities fell more and rose less, with a total turnover of 3.422 billion yuan, an increase of 30% over the previous trading day.
Index funds fell across the board, with a decrease of 2.66%. Small and medium-sized ETFs and dividend ETFs have the largest decline, falling by 3.49% and 3.3 1% respectively, while 50ETF has the smallest decline, falling by 1.73%. Shenzhen Stock Exchange 100ETF and 180ETF decreased by 2.7% and 2.07% respectively.
LOF funds also fell across the board, with a decrease of 1.7%, of which Penghua Power suffered the largest decrease, with a decrease of 2.99%, and Galaxy's efficiency suffered the smallest decrease, with a decrease of 0.3%.
Five closed-end funds rose, while 27 were flat, with an average decline of 1.06%. Among them, Kijinkerui and Fund Xinghua rose by 0.47% and 0.43% respectively; The advantages of funds Jinghong and Jianxin dropped the most, by 2. 18% and 2.02% respectively. In addition, Ruifu Enterprising and Dacheng Preferred decreased by 1.28% and 0.38% respectively. Rich country Tianfeng rose by 0. 1%.
The rise of the market in the past six months has reflected the expectation of economic recovery to a certain extent. The market liquidity will be relatively abundant for some time to come, but it is difficult for the market to have more expectations. However, the stocks with large gains in the previous period have already shown obvious symptoms of weak growth. Coupled with the impact of the "May 1" holiday, the market is facing certain adjustment pressure in the short term.