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—— The Shanghai Composite Index opened lower in early trading, then oscillated and turned red, and the rest of the time was running above the red line. In addition, the opening between the yellow line and the white line on the time-sharing chart is getting bigger and bigger, indicating that the heavyweights are on the pressure plate, which is actually to cater to the rhythm of slow cattle. When it goes up, there will be a phenomenon of weight pressure plate, while when it goes down, it will have the right to re-bottom, thus forming a situation in which it can't go up or fall down.—— The Shanghai Composite Index opened lower in early trading, then oscillated and turned red, and the rest of the time was running above the red line. In addition, the opening between the yellow line and the white line on the time-sharing chart is getting bigger and bigger, indicating that the heavyweights are on the pressure plate, which is actually to cater to the rhythm of slow cattle. When it goes up, there will be a phenomenon of weight pressure plate, while when it goes down, it will have the right to re-bottom, thus forming a situation in which it can't go up or fall down.The three major stock indexes have different performances. How will the A-share market go on Thursday?

In short, the FTSE A50 index fell by 0.05% overnight. Therefore, Zhuge Mi predicted that the market will open slightly lower on Thursday, and then it will fluctuate upward, tentatively impacting the pressure around the 3450-point integer mark.

-The two cities failed to muster their strength on Tuesday, and after they broke through the 3,500-point mark with favorable volume, the confidence of the market as a whole to do more was greatly hit, which caused the market to show a trend of shock and differentiation all day on Wednesday, with different performances of major indexes and obvious differences in the short-term speculation direction of funds. But on the whole, it is still a benign situation.The three major stock indexes have different performances. How will the A-share market go on Thursday?