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Just, can the top of the sideways break through? This is probably the voice of most people.Not only that, although there are some signs that the chips at the top are beginning to loosen, it can be seen from the chip distribution map that there is still a red chip peak at 3512 points in the Shanghai Composite Index, but this peak has dropped significantly compared with the previous period.This will also bring some variables to the A-share market tomorrow, that is, on December 13th. The author believes that the overall volatility of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets will start to increase tomorrow, and even the competition between the long and short sides will be more intense tomorrow morning.

However, at present, the Shenzhen Component Index is at 10957, obviously there is still a certain space from 11545, and there is not much pressure between 10957 and 11545. Moreover, the Shenzhen Component Index basically runs above the short-term line now, and the short-term line below also shows obvious long-term arrangement. Then, there may be some action tomorrow.Not only that, although there are some signs that the chips at the top are beginning to loosen, it can be seen from the chip distribution map that there is still a red chip peak at 3512 points in the Shanghai Composite Index, but this peak has dropped significantly compared with the previous period.Only the situation of the Shanghai Composite Index is more complicated. Why?

Of course, after all, the red peak still exists, so naturally there are chips here.On the one hand, there is basically not much pressure above the Shenzhen Component Index. Of course, the above is before the top of the sideways, and the top of the sideways is at 11545. The pressure at this position is definitely great.The three major indexes of A shares are basically closed up, and the phenomenon of intraday rising is also obvious. Then, the problem is coming. Today, the stock market is so strong. Then, what will happen to the stock market tomorrow, that is, on December 13?