First of all, let's take a look at one of the current problems in China, namely high-frequency trading and quantitative trading. Professor Liu believes that these trading methods are not suitable for the Chinese market. He pointed out that China has experienced 33 years of development, but there are still many problems that need to be solved urgently. One of the main problems is the use of high-frequency trading and quantitative trading, which makes it possible to make 300 trades per second. However, such a trading style can lead to increased market volatility, which in turn increases the risk of the investment.
So why are high-frequency trading and quantitative trading methods not suitable for the Chinese market?On the one hand, these trading styles can lead to excessive market volatility and make the market unstable. For emerging markets like China, it is crucial to maintain market stability, as market stability will affect investor confidence and the sustainability of the market. On the other hand, high-frequency trading and quantitative trading often rely on advanced technology and algorithms, creating an unfair competition situation for those investors who do not have such resources.
In order to solve this problem, we need to change the current model of high-frequency trading and quantitative trading in China. We can consider strengthening the regulation of these trading methods, limiting their frequency and scale, so as to better maintain the stability and fairness of the market.
*Investors account for a relatively high proportion of investors in China**, who usually lack professional knowledge and information advantages. Professor Liu Jipeng emphasized the importance of protecting the best investors. He pointed out that 95% of the investors in the current A** market are **, and quantitative trading is extremely unfair to **. This is because investors often do not have advanced algorithms and trading systems, and due to the asymmetry of information, it is difficult for them to compete with institutional investors.
In order to solve this problem, we need to change the situation where the proportion of investors in the A** market is too high. One way to do this is to balance the structure of the market by bringing in more institutional investors and foreign capital. Doing so increases the liquidity and stability of the market and gives investors more opportunities to compete fairly with professional investors.
In addition, we can also strengthen the education and training of ** investors to improve their investment ability and risk awareness. Through education and training, investors can better understand the rules and workings of the market and are able to make more rational and informed investment decisions.
Contract** is a widely used trading method and is considered one of the most developed trading methods in the world. However, in the A** field, almost all transactions are carried out in the form of contracts. Professor Liu Jipeng mentioned the problems of this trading method, especially the lack of transparency in operability, which can easily lead to market manipulation and insider trading.
In order to solve this problem, we need to strengthen the supervision and management of contractual **. On the one hand, the regulatory authorities should strengthen the scrutiny of the contractual ** to ensure its compliance operation. On the other hand, we can explore the introduction of more trading methods, improve the diversification of the market, and reduce the dependence of the contract on the market. This reduces potential risks and increases the transparency and efficiency of the market.
In conclusion, Professor Liu Jipeng emphasized that in order for China to occupy a place in the world, it must increase the property income of residents. He pointed out that the a** field should not just be a slogan for residents to earn money through ***, but should truly achieve the goal of increasing residents' wealth.
In order to achieve this goal, we need to promote the adjustment and upgrading of the economic structure and cultivate new economic growth points. We can also strengthen the reform of the financial system and improve the quality and efficiency of financial services. At the same time, more supportive policies can be introduced to encourage residents to participate in investment, so that they can share the dividends of economic growth.
To sum up, Professor Liu Jipeng put forward a profound insight into the inadaptability of quantitative trading in the A** market. He believes that high-frequency trading and quantitative trading methods are not suitable for the Chinese market because they can exacerbate market volatility and be unfair to investors. In order to solve this problem, we should change the way we trade and protect the interests of our investors. At the same time, we should strengthen the supervision and management of the contract, increase the property income of residents, and achieve real development and prosperity.
In my opinion, as an important capital market, it plays an important role in promoting economic development and attracting domestic and foreign investment. However, we must also be soberly aware of the existing problems and challenges. In the future development, we need to continuously improve and perfect the way and mechanism of the first transaction to make it more stable, fair and transparent. At the same time, we also need to strengthen investors' education and risk awareness, and improve their investment ability and decision-making level. Only in this way can we achieve the best benign development and make greater contributions to economic growth and social stability.