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Suddenly pulled up! China assets broke out and A-share bull came back? Tomorrow: Go straight to 3500?Final summaryTo sum up, the analysis shows that today's A-share burst from China asset stocks, which ignited the rising power of A-shares today. If we continue this rising power of China assets, A-share bull will definitely come back. Of course, A-shares must stand firm at 3,500 points if they want to come to bull.

To sum up, the analysis shows that today's A-share burst from China asset stocks, which ignited the rising power of A-shares today. If we continue this rising power of China assets, A-share bull will definitely come back. Of course, A-shares must stand firm at 3,500 points if they want to come to bull.Tomorrow: Go straight to 3500?(4) With the sudden rise of A-shares today and the explosion of China's asset stocks, I believe that the bullish confidence of the market and investors has returned, and it is agreed that the A-share bull has returned. Of course, there is a high probability that A-shares will come back. As long as the policy continues to exert strength and incremental funds continue to enter the market, A-shares will soar.

Second: Due to the explosion of China asset stocks today, we should know that China asset stocks will not be easily sold, and once sold, they will not travel for a day, which is why we are firmly optimistic about the trend of A shares tomorrow and Friday.(5) Of course, there is still a big obstacle for A-shares to enter Daniel, that is, the main fund, which is sold almost every day. Similar to today's market, the main fund has even smashed more than 30 billion yuan. Maybe when the main fund stops selling, it will be difficult for A-shares to enter Daniel at that time!(1) In fact, the real power behind the sudden rise of A shares today comes from the outbreak of asset stocks in China, such as the collective rise of securities, insurance and banks, and the real main force behind the big financial stocks is the national team, which infers that the rise of A shares today is driven by the national team.