I think when you look at the medical sector, you need to take a long-term perspective and not think about short-term ups and downs, because the medical sector is a sector that is promising in the long term, and as the problem of our aging population further intensifies, in the future

The medical problem is also a big problem. The medical sector will definitely improve to varying degrees by then, but when will this improvement take place?

At present, there is no clear sign.

Many people will pay special attention to the short-term rise and fall of a certain sector when participating in investment, such as the consumer sector and medical sector that we often mention. Although these two sectors will indeed rise a lot in a short period of time, they will retrace.

The amplitude is also very large. I don’t know if my friends have noticed this. Especially for some funds in the medical sector that we often mention, as long as they are heavily invested in the medical sector, the retracement amplitude is basically very large, and some retracement rates are very large.

The degree of withdrawal has exceeded 30%, which is unacceptable to many ordinary investors. Therefore, we must add risks when considering returns, so that we can become a calm investor.

Why is the medical sector so obviously rebounding?

This phenomenon is actually very normal, because as of now, in the past month, the medical sector has retraced 25%, and some of the above medical funds with heavy positions in group stocks and white horse stocks have even retraced 30 points.

The market cannot keep rising, nor can it keep falling, so when the retracement reaches a certain level, there will definitely be rebounds of varying degrees. However, whether this rebound is a signal of counterattack or an act of returning to the past, we currently have no way to judge.

How should we deal with the current market situation?

My personal point of view is relatively conservative. In my personal opinion, I think the current market is just a short-term rebound. In other words, the current rebound is not enough to support the future market, so I think you are looking at the problem of the medical sector.

At this time, it’s best to calm down and don’t rush to buy the bottom, and don’t rush to increase your position. At this time, the increase is likely to be halfway up the mountain. If you have enough patience, you can consider slowly increasing your position in late March.

Of course, this is just my personal opinion and does not constitute investment decision-making advice for anyone.

What is my personal opinion on the medical sector?

I want to emphasize that this sector is actually promising in the long term. Under such circumstances, there is no need to worry about the short-term rise and fall. If you choose to build a position at a relatively low valuation position and already have enough positions

, you can lie down completely at this time. If you haven't come in at this time, you can actually wait and see. There is no need to be so anxious about the later market trends.