Black Tuesday! The trend of A-shares today is nothing but a tragedy, with the market being "extremely weak"! Since the opening, major indices have been suppressed by bears all the way, showing a one-sided decline, with no resistance during the session, especially with a rapid plunge at the end of the day, accelerating the selling pressure. Is the bearish force really that strong? Or is there a powerful force behind the scenes intentionally smashing the market?

It's important to understand that when major indices suddenly plunge, as the index decline widens, sectors and individual stocks naturally don't fare well either. Such market manipulation is too bad, rotten to the core! By the close, individual stocks once again saw a widespread decline with over 4,600 stocks falling. Most detestably, the main force sold out 35.8 billion, causing losses to how many retail investors, making it another day of losing money. What is the reason?

Firstly: In fact, today's A-shares showed a one-sided decline, with the market showing no resistance at all, all of which was suppressed by the smashing of heavyweight stocks. The biggest smashers were the non-ferrous metals and liquor-making sectors, which saw a significant volume drop; coupled with the decline in technology stocks, and other resource stocks leading the decline, this forced today's A-shares down.

Secondly: The short-selling force is smashing the market. There were no bearish news in today's A-shares. If it weren't for the short-selling force suppressing the market, the bulls would not be without a counterattack; it is very likely that the short-selling force is exerting its influence, short-selling and smashing today's A-shares, allowing short-sellers to make a fortune, while long-sellers suffer heavy losses. Therefore, the short-selling force is the main culprit of the decline.

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Thirdly: In addition to the short-selling force, the main force in smashing A-shares is the main capital. The main force is really not a saving lamp, busy every day trying to escape and cash out; especially today, within the first hour of the market opening, more than 10 billion was sold, this selling speed is very fast and rapid, as if there was a premonition that today's A-shares would fall sharply, thus it can be inferred that the main force must also be one of the main reasons for the market decline.

Fourthly: The power of a new round of decline, after the Shanghai Composite Index broke down and fell, it fell again today, with the center of gravity continuously shifting downward. It is very clear that the direction has chosen to go down. Once the direction is determined to go down, it is inevitable to trigger a wave of selling; in order to be safe, to avoid risks, the market chooses to escape, and as more people sell, it is difficult for A-shares not to fall in a rush.

Will A-shares continue to fall tomorrow?

To be honest, today's A-shares are indeed too weak. If this continues to fall, the market and investors will be more pessimistic, which will inevitably be very unfavorable for the trend on tomorrow's Wednesday.

It is predicted that A-shares will continue to fall in line tomorrow, and the strength of the decline will depend on the short-selling force and the support strength below. If the short-selling force does not exert its influence, it will perform a "protect index, fall individual stocks" trend. On the contrary, if the short-selling force exerts its influence, a medium to large bearish candle will come out, accelerating the decline to find the bottom. In short, the trend of tomorrow's A-shares is not optimistic.

Perhaps many investors will ask, why are we resolutely not optimistic about the trend of A-shares tomorrow? As long as the following two reasons are given, it will be clear.Reason One: Following today's one-sided decline in the A-share market, it has been proven that the bearish forces are indeed very strong. If the bears continue to drive the market down, it will be difficult not to see a drop tomorrow! Additionally, after today's sharp decline, the market and investors have panicked, with pessimistic and fearful sentiments spreading. The selling pressure will only increase tomorrow, and an increase in selling pressure will inevitably lead to a decline.

Reason Two: The A-share market has already chosen to change direction downward, indicating the arrival of a new round of declining trend. Before it can find support and stabilize, it will continue to search for a bottom. Coupled with the recent strength of heavyweight stocks fading, these stocks have officially entered a correction phase. When heavyweight stocks decline, it will be difficult for the A-share market not to follow suit, forcibly dragging down the overall market index.

In summary, today's one-sided plunge in the A-share market was actually due to the decline of heavyweight stocks, the selling pressure from short positions and main funds, and the surge of panic selling within the market. These four factors ignited today's Black Tuesday for the A-shares. This one-sided downtrend is expected to continue, thus the outlook for tomorrow's A-share market is not optimistic.