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In itself, our stock market is the expected advance. If the macro data related to actual consumption released next year is still relatively good, then big consumption can still go a wave.The reason is that the personal pension system, which includes national debt and index funds into the product range, has been implemented nationwide since the 15th. This means that more incremental funds will enter the market, and the market will be ignited and launched a fierce upswing.Naturally, there will be selling pressure after unwinding, unless we can break through these two positions in a strong way in the form of Dayang line, so that the quilt cover funds will not think about avoiding risks after unwinding, otherwise there will be a high probability that there will be a relatively large pressure here, and a new rise will not be launched until these pressures are digested.

We must know that before the market saw the recovery of consumption, the actual situation was that we could not see the shadow of recovery, and the general large consumption was at a low level, so once there were very favorable expectations, it would definitely be more fierce.In itself, our stock market is the expected advance. If the macro data related to actual consumption released next year is still relatively good, then big consumption can still go a wave.

In the big direction, it is only here that the triangle accumulation of two months has been broken, so even if the adjustment is in the process of rising, there is no need to worry too much, or the callback is still a good opportunity to buy.Strong rise of big consumption, new theme investment?It's not too late to look at big consumption now. You can actually get on the bus if you have a chance to make a callback. Especially at present, there is no new catalyst for big themes, so what you will see for a long time is the expectation of recovery and recovery. Many industries that were miserable before will also usher in spring with the continuous development of recovery.