📌 China A-share three major indexes close lower; the Shanghai Index falls below 4000 points; trading volume shrinks to over 500 billion
🍖 Chopper says:
Today, the Shanghai Composite Index (000001.SH) broke below 4000 points. It closed at around 3980, with a noticeable decline. Trading value across both markets suddenly shrank by 500 billion, suggesting that a lot of funds are standing by or bailing out.
I’m a bit cautious at this level for two reasons: first, trading volume has quickly contracted, indicating there’s no new money stepping in to take the other side—it's hard to hold up the market relying only on existing liquidity; second, we’re approaching the mid-year report season, and many companies’ earnings may not meet expectations, so funds may choose to play it safe in advance.
Risk warning: 4000 points is only a psychological level. If it’s broken, it doesn’t necessarily mean the selloff is over. If the gap can’t be refilled later, prices may test lower again with momentum.
Compare this with the ChiNext Index (399006.SZ): it fell even more than the main board today. With high valuations and large volatility in tech stocks, they are even harder to hold up at times like this. If you currently have positions, it’s advisable not to rush to add—wait until the market stabilizes on reduced volume before deciding.
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