稳定市场短期内直接有效的手段是什么 2001年下半年以来,我国股市开始陷入调整,上证综指从最高的2245点下跌到最低的1311点,最大跌幅超过了40％。对此,管理层连续出台多项利好政策,但总体上依旧难以乐观。其中一个原因是:在关注公司治理结构、国有股减持、国际化等一系列复杂或本质问题的同时,忽视了一个简单的、表面化的问题,即股票是商品,股价本身就是商品价格,从结构与差异性看上商品质量和内在价值固然是影响价格的最本质因素,但中短期内影响其价格的最显著因素往往是总体上的供求关系,或者说筹资者信心不减与投资者信心重挫所引发的供求严重失衡是导致两年来股市过度下跌的直接动力。那种以1999或2000年市场大幅上扬时而股市筹 What are the means to stabilize the market in the short term? Since the second half of 2001, China’s stock market began to fall into adjustment. The Shanghai Composite Index dropped from the highest point of 2245 points to the lowest point of 1311 points, the largest decline of more than 40%. In response, management has issued a number of favorable policies in a row, but overall it is still hard to be optimistic. One of the reasons is that while paying attention to a series of complicated or essential problems such as the structure of corporate governance, the reduction of state-owned shares, and internationalization, it ignores a simple and superficial problem: the stock is a commodity, the stock price itself is the commodity price, And the difference between the quality of goods and the intrinsic value of the course is the price of the most essential factor, but in the short term the most significant factor affecting its prices are often the overall supply and demand, or less confident investors and investors confidence investors The serious imbalance between supply and demand triggered by the setback was the direct driving force behind the excessive fall in the stock market in the past two years. The kind of stock market rise in 1999 or 2000 when the market soared