1. During the bull market in U.S. stocks, short sellers suffered heavy losses at the market level.
According to the latest data from S3Partners, investors who shorted on December 18 have accumulated losses of nearly 13 trillion yuan in 2023, with investors who shorting US tech giants losing the most. The losers are Tesla, Nvidia and Apple. , reaching $12.6 billion, $11.3 billion and $7.7 billion, respectively. The U.S. Dow Jones index is currently above 37,000 points, ushering in a historic bull market, and the bulls are making a lot of money. However, with the possibility of a rate cut by the United States next year, global liquidity will increase. This part of the United States** is expected to ease. There is a possibility of outflows from the United States**, which is bound to put pressure on the Dow Jones index in the United States. Whether the bulls or bears win next year depends on the strength of the **. The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates.
Second, the largest shareholder of the capital, Chengdong Investment, plans to have a maximum of 3% of the company's shares, which is indeed a bit disgusting.
* The critical moment in the world does not protect the disk, but recently it has collectively sold the market and become a short-selling tool, and it is really unreasonable to continue in this position.
3. At the end of Thursday in New York, the offshore yuan was **109 points against the US dollar, with a total trading volume of 71636-7.1292 yuan.
Compared with the US dollar index, the offshore renminbi exchange rate has recently improved**. This shows that the depreciation of the exchange rate is more affected by the negative factors of internal news. This situation may bring some short-term pressure to the weak A** market and affect the concept sectors related to A-shares.
The recent underperformance of the offshore yuan against the US dollar may be due to the increased uncertainty over the changes in domestic economic data and the impact of some negative news. This may lead to a short-term loss of investor confidence, which will have a certain impact on the A** market.
But we should also note that exchange rate fluctuations are normal market behaviors, and short-term** does not mean a change in long-term trends. In particular, the recent announcement that fiscal policy will continue to be accommodative next year, and the arrangement of cyclical and cross-cyclical policy tools will also have a positive impact on long-term market expectations. Short-term, medium-term and long-term perspectives must be viewed differently.
Overall, while the recent CNH** may have some negative impact on short-term market sentiment in the medium to long term, we should maintain a positive outlook. Short-term market volatility should not affect our assessment of the long-term potential of the A** market, but investors should remain rational and make informed investment decisions based on their own risk tolerance.
Fourth, I would like to ask, our China A** field has developed to 200 million shareholders and 700 million basic citizens, have they all made money?Why 1 win, 2 draws and 7 losses in the past 33 years?Basically, most investors and fundamentalists lose money, and issuers can easily become billionaires.
Let's take a look at this year's world**. Can we look at the problem directly?Global** has reached an all-time high. We've defended 55 times with 3000 or even 2900 points. Why should our A shares rise?Is it that hard to get out of bed?We A-share investors watch the A-share index rise and fall every day. Isn't that funny?Most investors look at the index on a daily basis, which erodes their confidence.