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Today, after yesterday's intraday covering, the market has reached a normal point, so today's rise is the market that fluctuated before, which is what we often call the slow bull market;Today, after yesterday's intraday covering, the market has reached a normal point, so today's rise is the market that fluctuated before, which is what we often call the slow bull market;Third, the reason why the market is rising today is more due to the strength of small-cap stocks, especially the active theme of hot money. For example, Shanghai's state-owned assets reform concept stocks, because of the good news after yesterday's market, that is, Shanghai will accelerate the merger of securities companies, so its related concept stocks are particularly strong today, which in turn led to the rise of the market.

At the same time, the market is unlikely to rise sharply. On the one hand, we can see that banks and insurance, which have a strong support function, have not only failed to exert their strength today, but have smashed the market. What does this mean?12.11 Review: The market is very clear, and the market will go like this tomorrow.12.11 Review: The market is very clear, and the market will go like this tomorrow.

Then, as investors, we are even more curious about how the market will go tomorrow. Judging from the current situation, the current market is still volatile. We must know that this bull market is different from the past, and it is from the top. Therefore, once an institution wants to smash the market, the heavyweights will come out to support the market. In this case, the market will not fall anywhere.As for foreign investment, it is also in a confused stage now, because there is no clear direction for US stocks and A-shares at present, so they dare not enter the market easily. Therefore, for investors, the best strategy at present can only be to wait.Today, after yesterday's intraday covering, the market has reached a normal point, so today's rise is the market that fluctuated before, which is what we often call the slow bull market;