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But as a veteran of the technical school, I have to go back to the technical side to solve the problem. News will have an impact, but in the trading hours of a year, the time period with frequent news should be considered as a small part of the whole. Therefore, we must not give up eating because of choking, and technology is still the most important means of market analysis.Therefore, based on the above analysis, I personally think that it is more likely that the Shanghai Composite Index will rise and fall tomorrow. So how will A shares go tomorrow? Please have a look at the hand-drawn forecast chart about tomorrow's trend.From the above picture, you can see three pressure lines: red, blue and black. These three pressure lines basically form a relatively dense resultant pressure zone at the current position. Therefore, it is actually more difficult for the index to attack upwards tomorrow.

First, in terms of time relationship, tomorrow will be the 13th trading day from the low point to the high point (assuming the high point occurs in the intraday trading tomorrow). 13 is a typical Fibonacci dial number. On the 13th day, it is easy to produce the inflection point. Moreover, we can find that the last downtrend band took 14 trading days to reach the low point. According to the symmetry theory, the current uptrend band will probably take 13~14 trading days to reach the top of the stage.Statement of the work: Personal opinion, for reference only.Statement of the work: Personal opinion, for reference only.

Of course, I have to say that in the last two trading days, my prediction has been severely hit in the face by the market. And the market has been very strong recently. From a technical point of view, when there is a great probability of falling, the market abruptly pulls two positive lines. So my point of view is not necessarily correct. It only represents my personal shallow thinking about the market. Does not represent any investment advice.Statement of the work: Personal opinion, for reference only.