Taiwan stock market crashed at an epic level, Xu Nailin'er "retired whole body" 2 key reasons made the Internet laugh
Quick Look
- Taiwan's stock market suffered an epic crash today (6th), plunging more than 3,737 points during the session, setting a record.
- Xu Xinyang, the son of artist Xu Nailin, posted a post claiming to have "recovered" from the stock market crash.
- He also humorously revealed that the key reason was that he was "living in the park" when the stock market crashed in July.
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Why It Matters
Taiwan stocks hit a record low in history on the 6th. Xu Xinyang previously revealed that investment performance in July and August was disastrous.
Xu Nailin's son Xu Xinyang can be said to have escaped unscathed from this stock market crash.
Taiwan stocks suffered an epic crash today (6th). They gapped sharply at the opening and plummeted 3,737.67 points during the session, hitting 37,837.05 points, rewriting the record for the largest intraday drop in the history of Taiwan stocks. Unexpectedly, in the tragic situation of bloodshed, Xu Nailin's beloved son Xu Xinyang actually claimed to have "escaped intact" and also disclosed the two key reasons for saving the day. The hilarious truth made people dumbfounded.
Xu Xinyang said in a limited-time update on the community: "As a rational investor who strictly abides by discipline, I stay up late every day to study the K-line, MACD, Bollinger Bands and chip levels, and always insist on setting stop loss points." He used various professional financial terms in one breath, seemingly having a thorough study of the investment market, but unexpectedly, the next sentence turned out to be an instant reversal.
Xu Xinyang went on to laugh at himself. Another key to escaping this wave of stock market crash was that "I had already started living in a park when the stock market crash happened in July." He hinted that he had been severely damaged in the previous stock market crash. His humorous remarks showed that he was as funny as his father "Nai Ge" Xu Nailin.
In fact, when Xu Xinyang attended an event in September this year, he admitted that the investment performance in July and August was quite tragic, with book losses as high as 6 digits at one time. Fortunately, a slight rebound later eased the pressure slightly. He also shared his own investment experience, emphasizing "no financing, no leverage as much as possible". It is best to operate with current stocks and control the investment amount within what you can afford.
Open Questions
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