To The Moon

Sino-US relations are once again tense, and the allocation of foreign capital to Chinese assets is bound to weaken. This point is a little sensitive, so I won't say much, just read the news. I just want to say that retail investors must understand three points: First, the safety and stability of massive capital far exceeds the level of income. Don’t look at the operation of large capital with bull-bear thinking; second, there will always be people smarter than you in the market People and capital are smart; third, the world is huge, and there are countless investment markets and investment assets, even beyond your imagination. With the reduction of foreign capital allocation, the Hong Kong stock market is small, and the impact will not be small. In fact, looking at the market performance from 2019 to the present, it can be seen. macroeconomic level. It is also slightly sensitive to pay close attention to the data of China's economy. It can only be said that whether the Hang Seng Index can break the downward trend since 2018 this year is very important. Otherwise, you can only continue to go down, and don't have the idea that 20,000 points will definitely bounce. There is no absolute value for a stock's valuation.

To sum up, if there is no fundamental and huge change in the macro environment in March, all parties have proved that there is a high probability of a downward trend, and the decline will not be small. If you are short, you must be careful whether there is a "white-robed mage", who can turn the tide.

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