Metallurgical Corporation of China Goes Ex-dividend Tomorrow
Review of December 24: full momentum this week, release the volume of the main funds to attack 5 shares next week.
December 24 news, the three major indices opened low, and then Prev maintained a low consolidation, the gem index led two cities down. In terms of the plate, medicine-related plates collectively rose, Chinese medicine stocks led the rise, food processing, retail and other consumer stocks were active against the trend; lithium batteries, photovoltaic, energy storage and other new energy tracks fell across the board, of which the weight fell more than 9% in the Ningde era. The index continued to weaken in the afternoon, with the gem index falling 2.7% at one point. Cultivate diamond, NFT concept stocks pull up; automobile, rare earth, fluorine chemical industry, digital currency and other sectors in the doldrums. Overall, market sentiment cooled, individual stocks showed a general downward trend, the two markets
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