Abstract:Based on the monthly data of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets from January 2012 to December 2017, the number of newly established funds, turnover rate, priceearnings ratio, trading volume, new account opening, and consumer confidence index were selected. Principal component analysis was used. The method is to construct a comprehensive indicator of investor sentiment and empirically analyze the relationship between investor sentiment and stock price. The results show that the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 Index and investor sentiment have a stable equilibrium relationship in both longterm and shortterm periods; the fluctuation of stock price and that of investor sentiment have a lagging effect on investor sentiment; the Granger causality test shows that Stock price volatility is the Granger reason for investor sentiment fluctuations, indicating that stock price volatility can cause investor sentiment fluctuations; investor sentiment volatility has negative impact on their own emotions, and stock price volatility has a positive influence on investor sentiment. And both are more affected by themselves.