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Yesterday, the big consumption sector "blossomed more", with retail, ice and snow tourism, food and beverage leading the way. At the close, among the retail stocks, more than 20 shares including Three Squirrels, Maoye Commercial, Zhongbai Group, Hangzhou Jiebai, Yimin Group, Cuiwei and Guangbai have daily limit.On the disk, the big consumer sector led the rise all day, with retail, ice and snow tourism, food and beverage, household items and other directions rising sharply; Real estate stocks performed in intraday trading, with Tiandiyuan and Hualian shares trading daily; The pharmaceutical biological sector was active at the beginning of the session, with Haixin shares, First Medicine and Panlong Pharmaceutical trading daily.

Institution: The "New Year's Market" configuration has a high winning rate.The big consumption sector has become the strongest main line of the market.

On December 12th, the A-share market fluctuated all day, and the GEM index was relatively strong. At the close, the Shanghai Composite Index reported 3461.50 points, up 0.85%; Shenzhen Component Index reported 10,957.13 points, up 1.00%; Growth enterprise market index reported 2292.15 points, up 1.35%. The turnover of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets on that day was 1,866.9 billion yuan, 90.5 billion yuan more than the previous trading day.Guolian Securities recently announced that the M&A Review Committee of Shanghai Stock Exchange is scheduled to hold the 6th M&A Review Committee review meeting in 2024 on December 17th to review the company's application for this transaction.Looking forward to the market outlook, Guohai Securities said that the upside of the index has been opened, and Hong Kong stocks, as the leading indicator, may be more flexible with the blessing of the Fed's interest rate cut. Stylistically, the market is dominated by stages at the end of the year, and the SSE 50 is at a low level relative to the small-cap style. The recent value style is expected to remain strong driven by "insurance capital allocation+policy expectation".