Global stock markets are all laughing with gains!

The US stocks are laughing, European stocks are laughing, and the Asia-Pacific stock markets are laughing too, but our A-shares are crying!

In the face of a global stock market rally, our A-shares are acting like a lone ranger, not rising but falling, becoming the laughing stock of the global stock market.

What's wrong with A-shares?

Taking today's market as an example, the European and American stock markets rose collectively, with major indices all increasing by more than 1.5%, especially the Dow Jones and the S&P 500 continuing to reach new highs; the Asia-Pacific stock markets are also rising, with the Nikkei rising by more than 2%, the Hong Kong stock market increasing by 1.5%, and the stock markets of Pakistan, Hong Kong, and Thailand also rising.

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Why are A-shares not rising but falling?

The global stock market is rising, but A-shares are not rising but falling, and this phenomenon has become normalized.

The real reason should be directly related to the A-shares themselves.

For example, the A-share system is not yet perfect, and A-shares are still in the development stage compared to European and American stock markets, and various systems still need to be improved.

Without a good system, it is difficult to support the rise of the stock market.

For example, A-shares have a strange illness of following the fall but not the rise of the global stock market.

When the global stock market rises, A-shares open high and close low, falling, and vice versa, when the global stock market falls, A-shares open and close low, falling, and the decline is not less than the global stock market.

For example, there is a strong short-selling force in A-shares.

The definition of A-shares is "only profit by going long," but since the introduction of short-selling and quantification, there is a strong short-selling force that smashes the market.

Every time it rises a bit, it smashes the market.

Can such a stock market rise?

What is the reason?

Based on today's market performance, the real reasons for A-shares to deviate from the global stock market and not rise but fall are as follows: First: insufficient volume.

The volume of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets shrank again in the morning, with a reduction of 80 billion compared to the previous period, meaning that today's A-share turnover will be more than 500 billion, and low volume cannot push up.

Second: there is a big difference between bulls and bears.

The market and investors are currently very concerned whether 2635 points and 2689 points form a W bottom.

If it is not a W bottom, it will continue to fall and find the bottom, and super large funds still dare not easily go long.

Third: lack of confidence.

After the continuous decline before the festival, many investors are in a loss state, and investors are desperate for A-shares, either lying flat or watching, with no popularity and confidence.

Fourth: strong pressure.

Today, A-shares did not rise but fell, suppressed by two forces, short-selling force and internal selling pressure, etc., and without digesting these two forces, it is definitely difficult to rise.

In summary, the global stock market has risen, but the major indices of A-shares have fallen, and the general decline has appeared again.

All this is due to various factors of A-shares themselves, such as system, speculation, volume, short-sellers, and confidence.

In short, what kind of market A-shares perform, we individual investors cannot change, and we can only choose to follow the trend and go along with it.