The Shanghai Composite Index rose 1.89%, and institutional analysis said that the rebound potential is worth looking forward to.

Yesterday was the first trading day of the week. Shanghai and Shenzhen stock indexes opened higher and went higher, and the volume rose sharply. At the close, the Shanghai Composite Index rose by 1.89% and the Shenzhen Composite Index rose by nearly 3%. Analysts said that the recent rebound is not over, and there is still room for further growth in the short term. It is suggested to actively absorb dips, especially oversold stocks with good fundamentals.

About 40 stocks in the two cities have daily limit.

Yesterday, the Shanghai Composite Index opened at 2736.32 points, then rose all the way and finally closed at 2780.90 points, up 5 1.47 points or 1.89% from the previous trading day. Shenzhen Stock Exchange Index and Growth Enterprise Market Index rose by 2.87% and 2.99% respectively. With the rise of the stock market, the transactions in Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets have obviously enlarged, including Shanghai14143 billion yuan and Shenzhen18185 billion yuan, with a total amount exceeding 320 billion yuan.

Individual stocks in the sector showed a general upward trend, and the sectors such as tourism, wine making, communication equipment and medical care all rose by more than 4%. However, the heavyweights such as banks and insurance, which played a supporting role last week, performed relatively weakly. In terms of individual stocks, 3,347 stocks in the two cities closed up, and only 139 stocks fell. Excluding ST shares, about 40 stocks in the two cities have daily limit.

According to institutional sources, the bottom of the stage is established.

Analysts believe that from the recent performance of trading volume, the current market sentiment has begun to improve, and the northward capital is also a continuous net inflow, and the bottom characteristics of the market are more obvious. Some insiders predict that although the rebound here may not be the bottom of the index, there is still a basis and space for continuing to rise in the short term. It is suggested to actively absorb dips, especially oversold stocks with good fundamentals.

Yang Delong believes that, on the whole, the A-share market has gradually determined the bottom and stepped out of the trend of bottoming out. Last week, A-shares closed a rare weekly line, but the market turnover was greatly reduced, and the Shanghai stock market once fell below 654.38+000 billion. "Spot land price", the sharp contraction of the market, shows that investors' willingness to trade is close to freezing point, and also shows that the selling pressure in the market is decreasing. After the market shrinks, it is easier to form a bottom, which is not only a staged bottom, but also a historical bottom.

Institutional market theory

Last Friday, the RMB rose sharply in the day, and the increase in the proportion of A shares included in MSCI will be officially implemented after the close of August 3 1, which will promote the efforts of Northbound Capital to finance White Horse shares on Monday. At the same time, the 5G industry will continue to release benefits, allowing technology stocks to drive the GEM to soar. The rebound potential after bottoming out in the A-share stage is worth looking forward to. -Tianding Securities

Judging from the dimensions of valuation, investor sentiment and market characteristics, the current A-share market basically has the bottom characteristics. Although the index is still consolidating at the bottom, some industries with strong upward prosperity and certainty are gradually showing an upward trend. With the gradual restoration of risk appetite, some low-valuation industries are expected to step out of a wave of valuation repair market. -Essence Securities

Now some long-term funds are gradually entering the market, which may change the situation of A shares. The pension target fund was issued on the 28th. Although the current market situation is not good and the issuance scale is limited, there will be many pension target funds issued in the future, which is beneficial to the trend of the A-share market.