Overseas funds, the Middle East local tycoon Kuwait used the state reserves to beat Dan Bin, who claimed to be a value investment. In the sharp decline in A shares, as a value investor, Dan Bin sent a message that he cleared the big A. Such an operation not only does not look good about the stock market, but also gives other retail investors a personal demonstration role. This is good, and let foreign capital accurately and successfully bottom up.
The world's largest and third largest sovereign funds have successively built up large-scale positions in China's A-share high-quality assets. Even foreign capital has taken a fancy to the current value depression of A shares, indicating that there is indeed value investment in good assets. But even the best assets depend on the price at the time of the hand. I believe that we should not cut positions in a sharp fall, and should not intervene when it is soaring.
