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The three major stock indexes opened higher and went lower. How will the A-share market go on Wednesday?In short, the FTSE A50 index fell by 0.05% overnight. Therefore, Zhuge Mi predicted that Wednesday's market will open slightly lower, and then inertia will decline, seeking support from the 3400-point integer mark before stopping falling and rising.

-Now everyone thinks that Tuesday's A-share market will pull out an incremental Changyang line because of the heavy and favorable catalysis, and even there will be a situation where thousands of stocks will go up and down, and investors will drink and eat meat in a big bowl. I never thought that the whole market only experienced the excitement of the opening moment, and then again interpreted the familiar formula and familiar taste, which led us to guess the beginning only, but not the end.In short, the FTSE A50 index fell by 0.05% overnight. Therefore, Zhuge Mi predicted that Wednesday's market will open slightly lower, and then inertia will decline, seeking support from the 3400-point integer mark before stopping falling and rising.The three major stock indexes opened higher and went lower. How will the A-share market go on Wednesday?

The three major stock indexes opened higher and went lower. How will the A-share market go on Wednesday?—— The gap opened 2.58% higher at 3,490.29 points in early trading, and briefly rose to 3,494.87 points at the beginning of the session. Before reaching 3,500 points, it plunged all the way back, leaving only a 0.59% increase at the close, closing at 3,422.66 points, which closed a big negative line on the daily K-line chart, and made the big gap in the intraday gap be replenished by the trend. This "ancestral secret recipe" of high opening and low walking really deserves its reputation.In short, the FTSE A50 index fell by 0.05% overnight. Therefore, Zhuge Mi predicted that Wednesday's market will open slightly lower, and then inertia will decline, seeking support from the 3400-point integer mark before stopping falling and rising.