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Sure enough, the reason for buying mysterious funds was presented at the close. Politburo meeting of the Chinese Communist Party has decided to adjust its monetary policy for next year, changing the previous stable tone into a moderately loose one. It seems that abundant liquidity will be quickly reflected next year. This time, the logic of saving the market in 2008 is exactly the same.Sure enough, the reason for buying mysterious funds was presented at the close. Politburo meeting of the Chinese Communist Party has decided to adjust its monetary policy for next year, changing the previous stable tone into a moderately loose one. It seems that abundant liquidity will be quickly reflected next year. This time, the logic of saving the market in 2008 is exactly the same.The timing of this policy is very timely, but every time I throw high and suck low, I will miss the benefits of heavy positions. I still honestly take long-term benefits, and short-term benefits will never be stable in the long run. Then I have to be patient in allocating certain industries or assets.

A-share spring has come, and both stocks and debts are just around the corner. Uncle Shanghai: Adjustment today?Sure enough, the reason for buying mysterious funds was presented at the close. Politburo meeting of the Chinese Communist Party has decided to adjust its monetary policy for next year, changing the previous stable tone into a moderately loose one. It seems that abundant liquidity will be quickly reflected next year. This time, the logic of saving the market in 2008 is exactly the same.

A-share spring has come, and both stocks and debts are just around the corner. Uncle Shanghai: Adjustment today?A-share spring has come, and both stocks and debts are just around the corner. Uncle Shanghai: Adjustment today?Yesterday, the yield of 10-year treasury bonds approached 1.815%, a record low. Then the bond bull market can continue, and this wave of monetary policy has changed from "steady adjustment" to "moderate easing".