The relentless decline, when will it ever end! This is the true state of the A-share market recently, with a continuous drop for more than a month, especially in the last five trading days with a noticeable acceleration downwards, almost hitting new lows every day, and today is no exception, with another significant plunge during the trading session due to short selling.

To be honest, today's market performance is truly disappointing. It always starts with a fake support to lure in buyers, only to be followed by a short sell-off that drags the market down, turning bottom-fishing funds into those who get stuck holding the bag. There is always some mysterious capital that is short selling, leading to another plunge and sell-off in the A-share market today. Who exactly is behind the short selling? After observing today's market, it is highly likely that it is these forces that are short selling.

Short seller one: The short selling force is at work. Judging by the recent short selling forces in the A-share market, the strongest comes from quantitative funds, securities lending, and stock index futures, and of course, it is not ruled out that foreign capital has also joined in short selling in the A-share market to profit. Therefore, it can be affirmed that today's plunge and sell-off in the A-share market must have a direct relationship with the short selling forces.

Short seller two: Main force capital is short selling. Main force capital is the strongest force dragging down the A-share market, originating from the main force's daily selling for cashing out. Yesterday, nearly 40 billion was cashed out, and today, nearly 30 billion was sold again. The main force is selling capital every day, and at least 10 billion must be sold, making it difficult for the A-share market not to fall.

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Short seller three: Panic capital is short selling. As the A-share market continues to fall, especially with a significant increase in the decline in the last two trading days, both the market and investors have panicked; when panic capital flees, it will inevitably lead to a panic sell-off trend, and today's accelerated plunge in the afternoon session must have been caused by a surge of panic selling pressure.

Short seller four: Individual follow-the-crowd selling capital is short selling. The stocks in the hands of retail investors continue to fall, and many investors are already in a trapped position, causing everyone's money to evaporate a bit every day; many people can no longer hold on, and they cannot watch their losses, forcing them to sell at a loss, triggering a strong selling pressure and forming a short selling force.

Will there be another plunge and sell-off tomorrow?

The plunge and sell-off is the current trend of the A-share market. Before the short selling forces are completely released, the market will inevitably suffer from short selling, so the A-share market will definitely plunge and sell off tomorrow.

It is predicted that the A-share market will open lower as usual tomorrow, continue to release the selling pressure in the market after the opening, and the panic selling pressure will continue to sell. After probing lower, it depends on whether the "national team" will step in to support the market. If they do not support, there will inevitably be another plunge and sell-off, with a quick battle and adjustment downwards; on the contrary, if they support, a plunge and sell-off is still inevitable. In short, the A-share market is expected to continue to decline tomorrow.

The A-share market has already experienced five consecutive declines, so why is it predicted that there will be another plunge and sell-off tomorrow? This prediction is not an exaggeration, and the viewpoint is as follows:Firstly: The A-share market is currently in an accelerated downward adjustment phase, with major indices having formed a 45-degree downward trend. Under such a trend, it is normal for sharp declines to occur, and the market is deemed to be in a downtrend. The sentiment is not optimistic until the downtrend is reversed.

Secondly: The short-selling force is too strong. Funds on the long side are all shorting A-shares, including quantitative funds, securities lending, main force funds, and major shareholders. Even individual funds are following the trend and fleeing in panic, leading to panic selling. It is normal for sharp declines to occur when funds are fleeing.

Thirdly: Panic sentiment is spreading. After the collective decline of A-shares yesterday and the further plunge today, both the market and investors are even more panicked. Faced with the spread of panic sentiment, it is inevitable that there will be another sharp decline tomorrow, which is Wednesday.

In summary, today's A-share market once again experienced a sharp decline, which was actually due to the impact of four forces driving the market down. These four forces are short-selling profit funds, main force escape and cash-out funds, panic selling pressure escape funds, and individual funds following the trend to cut losses. Until these four forces are completely released, it will be difficult for the A-share market to stop falling and stabilize in the short term. It is highly likely that the A-share market will experience another sharp decline tomorrow.

Since the outlook for tomorrow's A-share market is not optimistic and another sharp decline is expected, to avoid increasing losses, investors are advised to observe more and act less. Do not blindly bottom-fish, and of course, do not blindly cut losses either. It is best to continue to lie flat and endure the pain, waiting for the signal of market stabilization.