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Because Hong Kong stocks and A50 have been adjusted for a longer time than A-shares, they have been hovering at the low level for a longer time, so the pull-up will be stronger. This wave of pull-up has reached the pre-lock-up zone, and the height is here for the time being. It is unrealistic to go straight up.After-hours Hong Kong stocks rose by 2.76%. At present, Hong Kong stock futures rose by 1%, accounting for 3.76% and A50 futures rose by 5%.

Tomorrow's high opening will reach the chip-intensive pressure level, and the pressure of 3450-3480 is not small, so we can't chase the high. Of course, this is only from the index point of view. It is estimated that there will be many tickets for opening the second board tomorrow. The tickets prepared by the main force will also be pulled down, not to mention the market will rise. After all, the index is just an environment.Because Hong Kong stocks and A50 have been adjusted for a longer time than A-shares, they have been hovering at the low level for a longer time, so the pull-up will be stronger. This wave of pull-up has reached the pre-lock-up zone, and the height is here for the time being. It is unrealistic to go straight up.Because Hong Kong stocks and A50 have been adjusted for a longer time than A-shares, they have been hovering at the low level for a longer time, so the pull-up will be stronger. This wave of pull-up has reached the pre-lock-up zone, and the height is here for the time being. It is unrealistic to go straight up.

The evening of December 9th: Don't get too excited, what you think about tomorrow.A shares are under the traction of chips, and there is pressure on them. According to the current increase of Hong Kong stocks and A50, I think that the increase of less than 2% tomorrow is within the normal range, and the excess is excessive. If it is excessive, it will be revised.The market can't fly, and there are many stocks. There are always waiting for you. Don't get excited. Think more about what will happen on October 8.