Last night, the Federal Reserve initiated "unlimited" quantitative easing, and today the Asia-Pacific stock markets rebounded generally. The Nikkei 225 ETF in the A-share market also rose significantly, closing up 6%. However, the International Olympic Committee announced tonight that, after consultation with the Japanese side, the Tokyo Olympics will be postponed to the summer of 2021.
The postponement of the Tokyo Olympics will undoubtedly bring certain economic losses to Japan, but it is better than being completely canceled. I wonder how the Nikkei 225 ETF, which just rose, will perform tomorrow? With the negative news out of the way and the most uncertain thing confirmed, it may not necessarily be a bad thing for the Nikkei 225. Perhaps buying on dips can also be considered.
(Source: Oriental Fortune)
Starting today, I will no longer record the performance of the first simulated portfolio. The reason is that the first simulated portfolio was developed using Python 2, and considering that Python 2 will gradually be replaced by Python 3, the second simulated portfolio developed using Python 3 has been operating stably for a period of time. Today, it will replace the first simulated portfolio.
In the second simulated portfolio, I continued to buy Shenzhen Property A in the morning, which is currently the only position held. Shenzhen Property A closed up 1.94% today, with a small increase.
In the third simulated portfolio, I sold Hecheng Shares in the morning, breaking even. In the past few days, Hecheng Shares had a good upward trend, but today, when the market stabilized, it formed a bearish candlestick. There should still be room for further growth in the future, after all, there was a trend of rising volume and price in the past few days. We will see if it is necessary to consider buying on dips.
