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Signal 1. The market index opened lower and went higher collectively. Up to the lunch break, the three A-share indexes collectively closed up, especially the GEM index, which closed up by 1.47%, which is a very strong positive signal.Third, after 9: 50, FTSE A50 index futures rose rapidly from green to red, and rose linearly twice in intraday trading. Up to the lunch break in the A-share market, FTSE A50 index futures rose by over 1.35%, which is a very strong and important signal.

Third, after 9: 50, FTSE A50 index futures rose rapidly from green to red, and rose linearly twice in intraday trading. Up to the lunch break in the A-share market, FTSE A50 index futures rose by over 1.35%, which is a very strong and important signal.Third, after 9: 50, FTSE A50 index futures rose rapidly from green to red, and rose linearly twice in intraday trading. Up to the lunch break in the A-share market, FTSE A50 index futures rose by over 1.35%, which is a very strong and important signal.Signal 1. The market index opened lower and went higher collectively. Up to the lunch break, the three A-share indexes collectively closed up, especially the GEM index, which closed up by 1.47%, which is a very strong positive signal.

Signal 2: Large-cap stocks collectively took the lead in launching the horn of counterattack. Near the lunch break, securities and insurance transactions of large financial stocks rose. In addition, consumer liquor and heavyweight real estate have continued to rise, which shows that the collective support of large-cap stocks is the first to launch the horn of rebound, which is a very positive and important signal.Third, after 9: 50, FTSE A50 index futures rose rapidly from green to red, and rose linearly twice in intraday trading. Up to the lunch break in the A-share market, FTSE A50 index futures rose by over 1.35%, which is a very strong and important signal.