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On Friday, A-shares fell 69 points in volume on Friday, with 2 trillion dives and 4,400 floating green. Where is the market outlook going?(3) It is expected that the bottom will rebound next week, and a support level will be formed near 3356 near the 20-day moving average, forming a K-line shape with a downward shadow line, which will last for a short period of time and then rise again! Short-term interval shock consolidation, the medium-term trend is still there.Like the support, I wish everyone a victory!

8. The market index rose by 3,674 from 2,689, 3,509 from 3,152 and 3,486 from 32,227, all of which are obvious three waves. Now, the market has not fallen below the 20-day moving average. Although the big upward trend is still there, it has repeatedly told us that there are mysterious funds that repeatedly make high-selling and low-sucking, and repeatedly make band quotes. This is to repeatedly throw high and suck low in the megatrend, so we retail investors should also repeatedly throw high and suck low, and learn to play short-term. It is to speculate in stocks, and I look at stocks as lovers.(3) It is expected that the bottom will rebound next week, and a support level will be formed near 3356 near the 20-day moving average, forming a K-line shape with a downward shadow line, which will last for a short period of time and then rise again! Short-term interval shock consolidation, the medium-term trend is still there.(2) From a technical point of view, at present, it has not fallen below the 20-day moving average, and all the moving averages, such as 5 days, 10 days, 20 days, 30 days and 60 days, are still bullish, so the general trend has not changed, but the short-term needs interval shock consolidation. This week's weekly line finally formed a small yinxian line that surged back to the upper shadow line, and the highest point happened to be 3486.

Like the support, I wish everyone a victory!6. At the same time, another point that impressed me a lot is that Monday's heavy meeting was good only at 3:00, and Hong Kong stocks were pulled up first, and then harvested in A shares the next day. At the same time, the second heavyweight meeting was held for two days, which we retail investors didn't know at all, and some brokerage institutions reported that it was in mid-December, and I thought it was next week. As a result, the heavyweight meeting came out late last night with good news, which is obvious that the information of the institutions is known in advance than that of our retail investors, which is also a kind of information gap for the institutions to harvest retail investors.