[MyGut Talk]Tips for Inspiring Girlfriends Stocks-Xu Jiajian｜ Apple Daily

When Valentine’s Day meets the third day of the junior high school, I decided to use words instead of words to share with Babe some tips on stocks that have been verified by the ivory tower. In order to avoid stimulating girlfriends as a general principle, let me first explain the need to inspire girlfriends.

There is a big difference between men and women. American statistics show that the proportion of women participating in stock investment has always been lower than that of men. Although this gap has narrowed in recent years, the gap in wealth and income, risk attitudes, financial knowledge and other gender gaps behind the speculation gap are all It hinders “women can top half a city.”

The problem is that the long-term return of stock investment really outperforms other assets, and there is a gap in lifespan between the sexes behind the gap in stock speculation. Long-lived people need long-term investment and high returns. For the financial equality of both sexes, there are more than 100,000 stock tips for inspiring girlfriends?

The first stock trading tip for girlfriend: short-term speculation, avoid it before the budget is announced. The study found that the moment when the stock stamp duty reduction was announced, the announcement of good news had a more obvious stimulus effect on stock prices, which were mainly short-term speculation. Thanks to the words of the former Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Ma Shiheng, that “increasing the stamp duty on stocks is feasible,” the prices of Hong Kong stocks that are popular today will be under greater pressure.

Taking advantage of my bare mouth, I spoke to Babe in love: “Matisse told Picasso that we have to be close, because when we are but a melon, then there will be a little bit left and I will find that there is something we can do with others. People talk.”

She responded in the third day of the Lunar New Year: “You want to inspire and excite me, so that you can explain the profound things in a simple way. Are you laughing at my financial BB class?”

I praised her for waking up Professor Ma: “Stamp tax is a kind of “Tobin tax” that reduces transactions. But Professor Penguin, you don’t want to speculate in stocks because of the stamp duty increase; you just think of the stock market It is worth investing, and if you think you have the opportunity to make money, you will speculate closely. Come on Babe, why don’t you ask Qu by the way to explain to the Chief Executive that the reduction in residential stamp duty should have no effect on property prices.”

Then, Carrie Lam.

Xu Jiajian

Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Clinson University

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