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In these sectors, Song Yu feels that the large-consumption liquor, brokerage, semiconductor and new energy vehicle sectors need to be focused on today. As of the morning, the peripheral stock markets rose sharply, with the cumulative increase of A50 exceeding 5%, the Nasdaq Golden Dragon Index rising 8.5%, and the triple long index rising nearly 24%. The Hang Seng Index closed early yesterday and also rose by nearly 3%.Affected by multiple positive factors, China's assets collectively rose.

The last two articles have been explained in detail, so you can go and have a look. This time, the positive rate is very large, and the last time will be traced back to around 2010. From yesterday's news, it mainly benefits the direction of big consumption, big financial brokers, real estate, big technology and new energy vehicles.In these sectors, Song Yu feels that the large-consumption liquor, brokerage, semiconductor and new energy vehicle sectors need to be focused on today. As of the morning, the peripheral stock markets rose sharply, with the cumulative increase of A50 exceeding 5%, the Nasdaq Golden Dragon Index rising 8.5%, and the triple long index rising nearly 24%. The Hang Seng Index closed early yesterday and also rose by nearly 3%.

There is no doubt that the market will open higher today, and the range of high opening should be not small, and it is likely to open directly at around 3470-3500 points. Song Yu once again reminded that if the opening rate is large, investors need to pay close attention to the changes in quantity and energy. If the quantity can continue to be enlarged, there will be high opening and low going or high and low expectations, and the strategy should not blindly follow suit. Recognize Xin Ge's, and help like it.The last two articles have been explained in detail, so you can go and have a look. This time, the positive rate is very large, and the last time will be traced back to around 2010. From yesterday's news, it mainly benefits the direction of big consumption, big financial brokers, real estate, big technology and new energy vehicles.