HexunInvestment Advisor Li Yongxi: 3.22 Weekend Review! The Latest Repair Will Come on Tuesday!

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What will the market do next week? Will it continue to decline or start to recover and rise? One video explains it clearly.

First, let’s talk about what happened over the weekend. Some big traders shouted, “We’re done, giving up, can’t beat quantitative institutions.” Is that really the case? On Friday, the US stock market continued to fall, and many investors believe that the A-shares will keep dropping on Monday. Currently, about 80% of opinions online warn you that the risk outweighs the opportunity, but I think this position offers more opportunity than risk.

If you are currently down 20% and sell off now, there’s a high chance you’ll buy new stocks afterward, and the final result might still be getting trapped. It’s just a shift from a 20% loss to 25% or 30%. If you hold on at this level, once the market starts to recover, those who cut losses might panic and buy high again, which could actually help push your stocks upward.

I believe Monday’s market will move downward, but the decline won’t be too strong, and the speed will be faster. A panic sell-off at the opening is likely to happen. The earliest recovery might occur around 10:30 AM on Monday, and it probably won’t extend beyond Tuesday morning. Be patient and don’t rush.

All the things happening outside are orchestrated by the big players to make you see what they want. The big shots’ calls are just to accelerate your loss-cutting. Don’t be fooled by their small tricks.

(Author: Zhang Yan)

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