The former editor -in -chief of the China Official Media Flight Times and senior media person Hu Xi entered Monday (June 26) that he officially entered the Chinese stock market.
Hu Xijin posted on his personal Weibo on the afternoon that he opened a stock account for himself and officially entered the Chinese stock market.He said in the text that recently the stock market is not good. Although he is also anxious for shareholders, he lacks his personal feelings.From now on, he joined in and experienced the ups and downs of market conditions together, becoming part of the grief and joy of the Chinese stock market.He hopes that he can make a profit, not to become a new "leek" (harvested shareholders).
Hu Xijin also clearly stated that there is no additional information channels, all information comes from the Internet, while studying while stocks, strive to pay less tuition fees, and strive to allow stock income to exceed bank interest rates.
"Hu Xi Jinjin opened the stock account" related entries rushed to Weibo hot search on the afternoon of the day. Many shareholders said: This is a great benefit.However, some netizens have persuaded Hu Xi to enter "don't want to open", and some netizens asked: Is this the latest direction?
"Internet celebrity" economist Li Daxiao suggested that Hu Xixiao must be progressing step by step, from monetary funds, step by step to stock funds, only after graduation, you can buy stocks, and you have to buy stocks.
Hu Xijin said on Weibo last Wednesday (June 21) on Weibo that "it is really distressed shareholders". He said that individuals never bought stocks, but it was really distressed to see a sorrow in WeChat group.He also said that it is necessary for the country to revitalize the economy and consumption with boosting the confidence of the stock market, so that the two interact benign and motivate each other.
The first trading day (Monday) after the Dragon Boat Festival in the Chinese A -share market continued.As of the close of the day, the Shanghai Index received 3150.62 points, a decrease of 1.48%; the Shenzhen -Index Index received 10872.3 points, down 1.68%; the GEM index paid 2186.25 points, down 1.16%.
