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First, the trend of today's market is indeed the same as I expected. Today's trend is actually a little similar to the trend on October 8. Today is just a miniature version of October 8. We saw that on October 8th, the Shanghai Composite Index opened sharply higher and went lower, forming a tombstone K-line. The next day, the market opened lower and adjusted again. Then, I think the trend of the market today also has a greater probability to indicate that the gap will open lower the next day and then adjust.Statement of the work: Personal opinion, for reference only.

Of course, I would like to remind you here that although I look at the index adjustment tomorrow, I think it is very likely that there will be a short-term stop-fall signal tomorrow. That is to say, when the market hits a low point tomorrow (near 3364 points), there will be a short-term rebound. Moreover, the next trading day, that is, this Thursday, I think the market is also in a state of rebound. So you don't have to worry too much.Statement of the work: Personal opinion, for reference only.How to get to A shares tomorrow? Is it up or down? I made a bold prediction.

Second, let's take a look at the trend of Hong Kong stocks today. Today's trend of Hong Kong stocks also closed a large Yinxian line with high opening and low going, which almost formed an obvious "tombstone K line" combination with the K line of the previous day. And we have noticed that there is also a K-line in the recent trend of Hong Kong stocks, which is similar to today's trend. Please take a look at the part marked by the arrow in the picture below. On November 8, Hong Kong stocks also opened higher and closed lower, and went deep into the entity range of the previous positive line, and gaped lower the next day.Why is it so predictable? Three specific reasons:Second, let's take a look at the trend of Hong Kong stocks today. Today's trend of Hong Kong stocks also closed a large Yinxian line with high opening and low going, which almost formed an obvious "tombstone K line" combination with the K line of the previous day. And we have noticed that there is also a K-line in the recent trend of Hong Kong stocks, which is similar to today's trend. Please take a look at the part marked by the arrow in the picture below. On November 8, Hong Kong stocks also opened higher and closed lower, and went deep into the entity range of the previous positive line, and gaped lower the next day.