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There is no doubt that our market has opened higher in this regard. As for whether it will open higher and go higher, or whether it will go higher after going high and falling back, or whether it will open higher and go lower as it did on October 8, we need to look at the market's reflection.The Hang Seng Index rose by 2.76% and the FTSE A50 Index rose by 4.6%, which shows that the content of the meeting is very unexpected, and it is necessary to limit the funds of foresight to respond in advance, which means that our market will usher in a big rise tomorrow, and it is basically certain to open higher.I believe that after the close, everyone paid attention to yesterday's meeting, which was very positive and inspiring. At the same time, the prophetic Hong Kong stocks and FTSE A50 index both surged.

The Hang Seng Index rose by 2.76% and the FTSE A50 Index rose by 4.6%, which shows that the content of the meeting is very unexpected, and it is necessary to limit the funds of foresight to respond in advance, which means that our market will usher in a big rise tomorrow, and it is basically certain to open higher.In terms of fiscal policy, it is said that "a more active fiscal policy should be implemented", and deficit ratio in narrow sense and broad sense is expected to expand obviously. Monetary policy changed to "moderate easing" for the second time since 2008.Long-term direction: real estate, kitchen appliances, chicken raising, food, zinc, good free cash flow, high dividends, high dividends, and growth (don't blindly pursue high dividends, be wary of varieties with high dividends and low dividends, and wait for the callback to stabilize and intervene).

Hong Kong stocks and FTSE A50 skyrocketed! Where is A-share going?Hong Kong stocks and FTSE A50 skyrocketed! Where is A-share going?In terms of fiscal policy, it is said that "a more active fiscal policy should be implemented", and deficit ratio in narrow sense and broad sense is expected to expand obviously. Monetary policy changed to "moderate easing" for the second time since 2008.