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Hexun Investment Advisor Li Yongxi: Key Level 3955!
On March 25th, Hexun Investment Advisor Li Yongxi stated that first, the market’s resistance level today is at the gap at 3955. If the market can effectively break through 3955 today, there is still potential for recovery tomorrow. Let’s analyze the current situation: many people think this is a reversal, but I believe it is only a corrective rebound for now. In recent days, the market has been “clearing out” retail investors, forcing some to sell at a loss. When prices rise a little, it feels like they might fall again, so there will be fluctuations during the day. During a recovery phase, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday are relatively safe, and there’s no need to make reckless moves. It’s important to know that after a recovery, divergence often occurs—indices may not rise, and individual stocks may perform differently, with about 30% of stocks rising and 70% falling. The market may look good on the surface but making money is not easy. Therefore, the key is to watch whether divergence forms after this Friday and whether your stocks are in the 30% that are rising or the 70% that are falling.
The second question is whether to reduce holdings. As I mentioned, these three days are relatively safe, so reducing positions now isn’t very meaningful because there are no better entry points, and it’s easy to lose control—selling and then quickly buying new stocks might lead to new pitfalls. I suggest everyone hold patiently and wait for the recovery to complete and divergence to truly occur before making decisions.