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What will A-share market institutions do before the policy is favorable?We should know that this round of 12 trillion yuan debt blowout just peaked with the Hong Kong stock market "1007", which tripled the FTSE China A50ETF59.261, which occurred on the sensitive day of the change (see photo). The next day, the Shanghai Stock Exchange opened higher on the first day of the National Day of "1008" and ended its rebound, with a distance of -7.4% from the top of "1008".

I have a look, but I am not so optimistic;Today, A-shares did not drop much, but the net outflow of Shanghai and Shenzhen main forces was as high as-96.2 billion, which was 4.2 times that of-22.32 billion last Friday. It is 28.1% to 53.67% larger than the net outflow of Shanghai and Shenzhen main forces of-75.1 billion last Thursday and-62.6 billion last Wednesday.After the A-share market closed, the media saw that A50 opened higher and rose by 1.1%, and China A50ETF opened higher and soared by 4.78% when it tripled its wealth. The nuclear level of Qiqizan was greatly favorable, and A-shares will open higher and soar tomorrow. Some people say that it will go straight above 3510.

Historically, there have been four monthly increases as high as 70% ~ 149%, in September 2010 and April 2015, December 2017 and January 2018. What are the rebound after the end of the financial crisis in 2008 and the era of 5178 leveraged bull and 3587 blue-chip bull, but when can market institutions do more?When the media praised China A50ETF for being thrice rich, its high position was 29.44+4.78% at the same time, but it opened higher and went out of the shade, and now it is 29.01+3.39%, even the daily bull-bear line 30.046, where the bears went down, was not touched. In December, it was this ETF that came out of the magical nine-turn K9-month level, and the monthly bull-bear line 96.019 with short positions was still hanging high. To reach it, it must be sprinted up by 69.8%, with only 26 trading days left. Can it?I have a look, but I am not so optimistic;