On September 21, the three major A-share indices collectively closed higher. The Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.97%. More than 4,500 individual stocks rose in the entire market, and the pharmaceutical and real estate sectors showed active performance. Recently, A-shares have rebounded in the midst of turbulence, and the market's focus is gradually shifting to performance. Analysts believe that with the fall in oil prices and interest rates on long-term US bonds, external macroeconomic pressure has eased somewhat, creating conditions for a strong return of capital. In terms of allocation, we can focus on supply shortages in the computing power industry chain and industrial metals, and at the same time use dividend assets as a base position, and seize phased opportunities in the domestic demand sector. In the future, we still need to observe overseas interest rates, oil price trends, and the disturbances caused by the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting at the end of October.

On September 21, the three major A-share indices collectively closed higher. The Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.97%. More than 4,500 individual stocks rose in the entire market, and the pharmaceutical and real estate sectors showed active performance. Recently, A-shares have rebounded in the midst of turbulence, and the market's focus is gradually shifting to performance. Analysts believe that with the fall in oil prices and interest rates on long-term US bonds, external macroeconomic pressure has eased somewhat, creating conditions for a strong return of capital. In terms of allocation, we can focus on supply shortages in the computing power industry chain and industrial metals, and at the same time use dividend assets as a base position, and seize phased opportunities in the domestic demand sector. In the future, we still need to observe overseas interest rates, oil price trends, and the disturbances caused by the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting at the end of October.