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What happened in today's market? Smash in the morning, continue to fall sharply in the afternoon, and intensify diving in the late session. Large funds can't wait to leave. Is there any bad news about A shares that has not yet landed?Obviously, the sectors that the market has recently pulled up have all fallen back across the board. If there is no bad news from A-shares, it is undoubtedly that the news of stabilizing the stock market has been pulled up in the early stage, and the funds left the market after the news landed, which is affecting market sentiment.

In addition, there are more high positions in the early stage, and short-term financing funds are more active. Some institutions are worried that when the resistance above is strong, it will bring violent fluctuations to the trend and will also sell at high prices and buy at low prices.However, A shares also experienced a downward trend of 3,500 points in November, and the current downward trend is still within the shock range. Give the market some time to digest the recent news, and the trend will still fall back and then fluctuate higher.What happened in today's market? Smash in the morning, continue to fall sharply in the afternoon, and intensify diving in the late session. Large funds can't wait to leave. Is there any bad news about A shares that has not yet landed?

In addition, the index that fell more than 2% today, such as GEM, GEM 200, SZSE 300, SSE 50 and CSI 300, is expanding its decline. This means that large funds are also stepping up their efforts to flow out of funds. Until the end of the session, there is still no sign that the selling of large funds has weakened, resulting in a further sharp drop in the market.Then, if the short-term funds keep throwing high and sucking low, and the medium-and long-term funds are also in ship pulled with short-term ideas, it is obviously more difficult for the index to rise further. There is a high probability that the market is worried about the market at the end of the year. The index can fall more and rise to a certain high point, and the funds are more willing to leave.