Analysis Of Li Daxiao'S Important "Guidelines" For Watching Many Stock Markets

To study China's economic growth, we should learn from President Xi's "four basic changes": the fundamentals of China's long-term economic development have not changed; the basic characteristics of economic resilience, potential and plenty of room for maneuver have not changed; the good supporting foundation and conditions for sustained economic growth have not changed; and the trend of economic structural adjustment and optimization has not changed.

In the first quarter, the economy grew by 6.7% over the same period last year, which has brought a powerful counterattack to many of the voices of China.

From all angles, China's economy started well, and PMI rebounded to the withered line, generating electricity from negative to positive. In March, the total value of exports reached 18.7%.

The improvement of a series of data has brought good support to the stock market.

There are many empty voices, such as a number of international rating agencies slashing China's sovereign credit rating and rating of state-owned enterprises in the past few years.

But now, with the improvement of data, many foreign institutions have begun to bullish on China.

How should we look at this swing?

Many people look empty because of us.

The inflection point has emerged, but there is another turning point.

The proportion of talents is increasing.

According to the Statistics Bureau, the number of college students is over 110 million, which is larger than that of some countries.

This will bring great potential in the process of mass entrepreneurship and innovation. There are likely to be innovative enterprises in them. It is very likely that the next Alibaba, Tencent and Baidu will emerge.

This is the potential of China's economic development.

The first major aspect to be grasped is that China has its own characteristics. China has a vast territory, and its room for maneuver is not just out of thin air.

Infrastructure construction in some eastern cities and first tier cities in China, such as education, medical treatment and living conditions of residents, has reached a certain level.

But looking at the central cities, the gap between them and the eastern cities is no less than 5 years.

There is a big gap between western cities and central cities.

Because of its vast territory, the degree of development and speed and degree of perfection of each city are quite different.

Whether from the East, the west, or the 1234 line cities, the difference is very significant. It is precisely because of such a great difference that we have great potential for development.

According to the national urbanization rate, according to the statistics, we have only 50.6% urbanization rate, and the urbanization rate is less than 40% according to the household registration population. There is still a big gap compared with the urbanization rate of 70% and 80% in developed countries.

China's per capita GDP is US $8000, which has a huge gap compared with other developed countries at thirty thousand, forty thousand and fifty thousand US dollars.

Many people say that our supply of consumer goods is no longer lacking, but there are still many people going abroad to buy goods in a frenzy. This behavior is not necessarily follow suit, but it does exist.

From these perspectives, the supply of commodities, the potential for upgrading consumption and the potential for economic growth remain enormous.

All these data are enough to support the future of China's stock market.

The 3000 point is just the horizon.