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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 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 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 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.

As we all know, after the market shrinks sharply, as long as there is moderate or obvious heavy volume in the next market, the market situation is worth looking forward to. From now on, there is moderate heavy volume in the A-share market. Under such circumstances, the A-share market may usher in a full-line surge in the afternoon.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.