Recently, Hu Xijin expressed his views on the phenomenon of Chinese investors expressing their dissatisfaction with the market through the Internet in a unique way such as "liking giraffes" due to ** fluctuations. He believes that behind these behaviors of shareholders is a fierce emotional reaction to the sharp fall and the impact of external factors, and he understands this and calls on the society to enhance the acceptance and tolerance of all kinds of emotional expressions.
First of all, Hu Xijin pointed out that although shareholders are angry about the possible short-selling behavior of external forces such as the United States and vent their dissatisfaction in a unique way, we should also be soberly aware that the healthy and stable development of the domestic market can not be completely pinned on the improvement of the external environment, the key is to strengthen the internal system construction and market supervision, protect the interests of small and medium-sized investors, and maintain the fairness and justice of the market.
Secondly, Lao Hu emphasized the importance of understanding and empathy, and believed that in the face of the emotional release of shareholders, we should pay more attention to the substantive issues behind their emotions, that is, how to reduce irrational fluctuations from the source and build a more stable and transparent investment environment. At the same time, he advocated the establishment of an effective emotional counseling mechanism, so that investors have appropriate channels to express their emotions, rather than simply suppressing or diverting such emotions.
Finally, Hu Xijin affectionately appealed to the majority of shareholders to try to put aside the gains and losses during the Spring Festival and cherish the good time of reuniting with their families. Although investment is an important part of personal financial planning, it should not ignore other dimensions of life, especially the warmth of family and family. He reminded everyone that life will go on regardless of profit or loss, and maintaining an optimistic attitude is the right attitude to face setbacks and stress.
To sum up, Hu Xijin's point of view provides us with a new perspective to comprehensively examine the relationship between fluctuations and shareholder sentiment, which not only pays attention to the respect and guidance of individual emotions, but also adheres to the fundamental way to solve the problem from the macro level, which provides constructive thinking for the healthy development of China and the management of shareholder sentiment in the future.