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The Dow closed down 0.26%, the Nasdaq rose 0.13%, and the S&P 500 fell 0.16%. The rise and fall were mixed. There were signs of stabilization in the capital inflow of technology stocks, and the market is expected to remain volatile in the short term.

Investment insights: currently feel back to the market from August to October last year, feeling that everything is falling, what we need to do at this time, first, need to clear positions in the medium term, the second to short term intra-day operations, try not to hold overnight positions, because the current index in a sharp pullback, need to wait for the index to bottom out, medium-term funds to enter the field, this analyst believes that the decline is to have a better purchase price, we just need to choose in the choice of factory, and then enter the market after the emergence of a clear bottom, currently only short term buying plan, this is our current investment strategy.

Closing insights: the first three days of the market this week, the market began to rally led by technology stocks, Thursday and Friday, the market fell sharply, large-cap blue-chip stocks fell sharply, technology stocks,

Dow Jones futures fell early Friday, along with S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq futures, as Treasury yields continued to climb on inflation and Fed rate hike fears. Applied Materials, Deere and DoorDash were key earnings overnight.
The stock market rally pulled back Thursday amid a hot wholesale inflation report. The Dow Jones and other major indexes slashed early losses, but then fell back to session lows on hawkish statements by Federal Reserve policymakers and a sell-off in red-hot Tesla stock. Tesla (TSLA) is recalling over 362,000 vehicles for Full Self-Driving flaws that could cause crashes.
But leading stocks continued to act well overall.