How do you view foreign investment banks shorting A shares?

There is a lot of garbage in A-shares, and foreign investors are flies that sniff the garbage, buzzing, stirring up the smell of A-shares, but they picked up the treasure in the garbage and ran away, so we can't let these flies spoil our treasure hunting mood.

Singing is singing, doing is doing, singing short does not necessarily mean shorting, singing short A shares, but Zhi is not short A shares, the true intentions of foreign capital are difficult to guess, but if you think that these predators are gentlemen who do what they say, then you are very wrong.

Foreign investment bank research reports are often inconsistent with their investment directions. In 2007"5·30"Previously, the collective short-selling of foreign investment banks intensified the index**. However, the data since then shows that the ** of QFII has not decreased.

At the beginning of 2008, Goldman Sachs released a research report to short the A-shares, which were independent of the global ** out of Ascension ** at that time; However, the QFII account announced by the registration and settlement center at that time showed that the QFII had been accurate before the launch of the "4.24" stamp duty.

As things stand, this is just one of the key strategies to make the repatriation of global safe-haven funds into the dollar.

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I feel like this is a sign that it's going to go up big.

Behind the short-selling of foreign institutions, it is "forcing the hot money that flowed into emerging developing countries in the early stage to gradually flow back to the United States, and the indirect purpose is to solve the problem of insufficient purchasing power of U.S. Treasury bonds caused by the withdrawal of QE2." ”

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Envy, jealousy and hatred, I can't see the good of others!

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Each has its own purpose, and it is unpredictable!

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Flash Bull Analysis: 1. The flow of ETF funds listed in the United States to invest in Chinese assets: ETFs tracking the CSI 300 have indeed sold off recently, but ETFs tracking Hong Kong stocks have been subscribed subscribed sharply;

2. Capital flow of Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect: In the past month, there has been no large-scale selling of Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect;

3. A-share Hong Kong stocks: Recently, Hong Kong stocks (including Hang Seng state-owned enterprises) have performed significantly better than A-shares, and in fact, the Hang Seng Index has stabilized for 3 consecutive days;

4. Exchange rate market: Recently, the entire RMB exchange rate market has been very stable, including the onshore and offshore markets. Renminbi deposits in Hong Kong have even risen.

At this time, the external environment is that global capital "does not hedge against risk, but is accepting that global assets have entered a stage of low yield and high volatility", which means that funds will not quickly flow back to the countries where the currency is invested, nor will they quickly switch to assets with relative returns, which may be a blessing in misfortune for the Chinese capital market, which is experiencing great turbulence.