Market Review and Prospects (03/07-07/07)
There were only 3.5 trading days this week, and the trading volume was low. In my eyes, it seemed rather bland. Although VIX showed a brief 20% increase on Thursday, the market closed in an upward reversal, so there was no panic or sell-off in sight...
$S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US$ with $NASDAQ 100 Index(.NDX.US$ A similar, more obvious low volume of trading appears to be taking a break or waiting for something;
$Nasdaq Composite Index(.IXIC.US$ There was a decline in high trading volume on Thursday. We need to pay a little attention here. Nasdaq's small to medium growth stocks showed some selling pressure on the same day![]()
$Dow Jones Industrial Average(.DJI.US$ The trading volume was also relatively lackluster, and the performance was relatively poor. The reason for this is none other than that during this AI boom, fund managers, investors, and traders temporarily lost interest in established value stocks. Everyone unannounced that money from established value stocks was taken out little by little and queued up for AI concept stocks (this is the most reasonable development trajectory I can think of (this is the most reasonable development trajectory I can think of![]()
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It will continue to be bullish next week, don't ask why... Until the uptrend is broken, you can just trade according to the original trend until the market “tells you” you need to sell![]()
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魔家 : Couldn't it be said that it was an upward reversal to the close? At the close of the market, they all fell.
sTone83OP 魔家: Maybe I made a mistake in my statement. What I'm describing is that the price trend on Thursday ended with an upward movement. The result of the day was a decline. You can also understand it as closing the gap