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Here’s the article translated to English, with HTML tags removed: **Hexun Stocks (WeChat: istocknews) Report** On Monday, the two markets opened higher and moved upwards, reaching a new high for the year. In terms of industries: securities firms, insurance, diversified finance, non-ferrous metals, banks, civil aviation airports, telecommunications, communications, software, electronic information, electronic components, and real estate saw the largest gains. Among theme stocks, yesterday's limit-up stocks, securities firms, internet finance, OLED, 5G, domestic software, and lithium batteries were the top performers. Market sentiment was high, and the Shanghai Composite Index has broken through the annual line, opening up more upward space. Investors can continue to follow high-quality stocks with oversold, low circulation. Has the market bottomed out? Is a new wave of upward momentum in sight? Hexun Stocks invited well-known experts for an in-depth analysis. **Jufeng Investment Advisors: Big Finance Drives Market Upward, Further Room for Growth Unfolds** The market is evolving from a short-term rebound to a mid-term rally. Last Friday, the securities firms, 5G, and venture capital sectors sparked a surge of limit-up stocks, and the Shanghai Composite Index broke through the 2800-point mark. Over the weekend, the deepening of financial supply-side reforms, the U.S. delaying the March 1st tariff increase on China, and the pilot registration system for the science and technology innovation board all contributed to the market’s continued upward momentum. Given that trading volume has surged to 600 billion, it is expected that the market's medium-term rebound will continue. The previous rebound target (annual line) has been successfully achieved, and the market is likely to expand its upward space. Investors are advised to focus on high-quality, oversold, low-circulation stocks, as all bottomed-out stocks present opportunities. **Yuanda: High-Level Policy Indicates Potential for A-Share Market to Soar, Bulls Target 2900 Points** On Monday, the Shanghai Composite Index opened higher and moved strongly upwards, standing firm above the annual line. Last week, the index fluctuated upward, reaching a climax on Friday, with market trading activity continuing to warm up. Moreover, recently, the stock market "barometer" — securities firms — sparked a wave of limit-up stocks. In the two weeks after the Spring Festival, the securities sector accumulated a 24% increase. Alongside the violent rebound of the index, a securities firm chief has boldly predicted that the "Spring Rally" may exceed market expectations, and the market's profitability continues to strengthen. In terms of capital flows, northbound funds have achieved net inflows for 18 consecutive days, indicating that all forces remain optimistic about the A-share market. The Shanghai Composite Index has now posted seven consecutive weekly gains, and market sentiment has been activated. This week may see the eighth consecutive rise. In terms of hot spots, the biggest focus is on the financial sector, with a significant amount of policy released over the weekend, which is worth paying attention to. **Idle Book Stock Waves Blog: Stimulus Sparks Market Excitement, Increased Volume Brings Breakthrough Hopes** Afternoon outlook: Closing above 2863 will be extremely strong; closing above 2844 will be strong. Holding today’s opening point and preserving the gap would be acceptable. For the ChiNext Index, closing above 1384 is good, closing above 1499 is strong, and closing above 1519 is extremely strong. A close above 2850 is strong; a close above 2830 shows clear bull dominance; a close above 2820 means bulls are slightly dominant; a close near 2810 indicates weak balance between bulls and bears; a close below 2800 favors bears; a close below 2790 shows clear bear dominance.