Hello everyone, I'm Lao Ding.
After a small "warming" back to 2900 points a few days ago,Today, the Shanghai Composite Index fell below 2,800 points again, closing at 278855 points. Recalling an authoritative financial ** article entitled "Tonight, confidence is coming!" The "100,000" reading article of "See You Tomorrow in A Shares" makes people can't help but smile dumbly and wryly.
At present, a little wind and grass in A-shares can almost be said to have earned enough attention from the outside world. At the moment when Lao Ding wrote this short article, a topic called "Experts recommend that the lower the less than 3000 points, the more you buy", it topped the hot search list on Weibo. According to related reports, He Qiang, a professor at ** University of Finance and Economics, said in an exclusive interview with Phoenix.com's "Cover" that he believed that A-shares would definitely pull back 3,000 points. "* It seems complicated, and sometimes it's simple. Do you believe that the capital market will definitely be active in the future? If you can believe this, don't be confused, don't be pessimistic. In the face of the big waves, He Qiang suggested keeping a normal heart, "No matter when, don't be too optimistic, don't be too pessimistic, don't be too pessimistic, have a normal heart, so that you can invest well."
It seems that this is about to repeat the familiar drama of "advise experts not to advise". At present, netizens' high praise comments on the above topics are mostly concentrated in similarities"How much did He Qiang buy himself? "It is recommended that experts take the lead in buying"., which can be said to be a serious "rollover".
Comparing Professor He Qiang's statement, Lao Ding couldn't help but think of a Weibo post posted by Hu Xijin, the former editor-in-chief of the Global Times, on January 23, saying"Lao Hu doesn't take the initiative to call on anyone to buy **, now the turmoil and risks are clear, everyone should be careful".Although he was also excited about the small "recovery" of A-shares and the narrowing of his losses.
Can it be said that Lao Hu, who entered the market on Monday in the last week of the first half of last year, now seems to have a more bottom line?
It is worth mentioning that yesterday evening, under the long article about "China's official continuous unwarranted difficulties by US border law enforcement officers and the expulsion of Chinese students with legal visas", Lao Hu suddenly wrote two messages that were quite abrupt and could not be matched with the content of the text, including this sentence"I feel like I need to speak less often, at least for the week or two I will speak less."It's very interesting.
Could it be that even Lao Hu was "guided by the window"? What do you think?