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Today, the Shanghai Composite Index rose slightly, but the funds retreated, or will it usher in a change?So, does this mean that the A-share market will usher in a market change?Today's stock market is basically a mixed market, and even fell into a stalemate. It can't go up, but it seems that it can't fall down. So it keeps running sideways in the intraday trading, and the trend is not strong. In early trading, the long and short sides are still very intense. After midday, it basically goes sideways, and there is nothing to watch.

It can be said that today's A-share market is indeed relatively calm.It's very simple. At present, the three short-term lines of GEM have basically been concentrated together, that is to say, the short-term chips in the market are relatively concentrated. Generally speaking, the lines are all from intensive to divergent, and then from divergent to intensive.In fact, the Shanghai Composite Index is not bad, but the trend of the Growth Enterprise Market is more intriguing. At least, in my opinion, the Growth Enterprise Market may usher in a short-term market change. Moreover, the Growth Enterprise Market Index has been grinding for so long, and there should be some actions.

Moreover, interestingly, today, when the Shanghai Composite Index rose slightly, the capital began to flow out at an accelerated rate. According to the data, today, the net outflow of main funds reached 28.2 billion, which is still the net outflow of main funds for 8 consecutive trading days.Now, under the condition that the three short-term lines of the Growth Enterprise Market are so dense, the market will indeed face a change. However, it is worth noting that the author has repeatedly stressed that the current change is only a shock in the sideways space, and it is unlikely to be out of the scope of sideways.To tell the truth, the performance of the three A-share indexes is very general, but the CSI 2000 index is more active, and even the intraday increase of this index was close to 2%, which shows that today's small-cap stocks perform slightly better.