I didn't watch the news the other day, but today I read the researcher's briefing and saw such a message.
At that time, I "broke out in a cold sweat" on my back。。。。。。
These two technology short-selling tools are actually written in the "Sixteen Measures for the Capital Market to Serve High-level Technology Enterprises". . . .
The first thing that comes to my mind is the Hong Kong ChiNext Index.
Founded 11 years ago, it fell by 99%.
There is only one reason behind it: these GEM listed companies do not make money.
If an index, 90% of companies do not make money, then, this will be a paradise for shorting vultures.
But at present, it seems that the profitability of our GEM is okay.
In 2023, basically 90% of them will be profitable.
But yesterday, News 7 had an unusual meeting.
Have you seen it?
The theme is "Further Deepening the Reform of the Capital Market".
In my eyes: there is only one point.
And everyone knows that before the Qingdao Securities Regulatory Commission, it was in politics and law.
In my opinion: the cost of securities violations has been greatly increased.
It will be a prominent point of regulatory thinking.
This also means: performance fraud, will be the end of the calf.
Hengda's performance has been fraudulent for so many years, and it has only been announced recently.
And I dare to ask: really to check up, how much real profit is there on the GEM??
At this time, the GEM stock index futures were released.
Unless the GEM enterprises are comprehensively and comprehensively profitable, and the profits have a trend of increasing year by year.
Otherwise, it's a normal private equity fund.
will choose "Empty ChiNext Index." ”
That's the case.
One of the most commonly used exponential enhancement strategies.
Long: The strongest stocks on the GEM.
Short: ChiNext index.
"Exponential enhancement" can be achieved.
I feel that this is a good thing for the institution. This is negative for retail investors.
I say sincerely: retail investors, try to get out of A-shares.
Next, A-shares will truly complete the coming-of-age ceremony.
U.S. stocks: more than 200 years of history.
A-shares: 34 years old this year.