Feng shui fortune teller of securities company
A few days ago, following the tradition of the past years, CITIC Lyon, a Chinese-funded investment bank in Hong Kong, released the 202 1 version of the "Stock Market Feng Shui Report". This is the 27th year in a row that the institution has released the "fleeting" forecast of the Hang Seng Index. In view of the increasingly close ties between Shanghai, Shenzhen and Hong Kong, its forecast may have certain "reference significance" for A shares.
In this report, Citic Lyon took 22:59 on February 3rd as the starting point of 20021Feng Shui Year, and predicted the relative strength of the monthly fortune of Hang Seng Index based on four pillars and eight characters, and stated that "the last time I saw a bull show its powerful double horns was after the global financial crisis in 2009, and this time it will return to the rivers and lakes and pull the Hang Seng Index out of the quagmire".
Citic Lyon believes that 202 1 started well, and the upward trend in 2020 will continue to a certain point in March, and then start the market of the Year of the Ox. "Life in summer is very pleasant, and Taurus works day and night in the financial field."
CITIC Lyon expects that the rally at the beginning of the year will peak in August, and there will be some profit-taking in the autumn harvest season. Two "land support conflicts" will also trigger a short-term rapid decline, and then it will usher in a moderate rebound and strive to rise again at the end of winter.
In this report, CITIC Lyon's "Feng Shui Forecast Team" classified the main industries in the secondary market according to the traditional five elements of China, and further predicted the "annual trend" of specific industries. Let's take a look (some common Hong Kong expressions have been adjusted to Mainland Mandarin):
The predecessor of CITIC Lyon is the CLSA branch of the French-funded HSBC Bank, which was established in 1986. Its market research report has won many awards for many years. CLSA was acquired as a wholly-owned subsidiary by CITIC Securities on 20 13, and its business in Chinese mainland and Hongkong was renamed CITIC CLSA.
"Feng Shui Index" originated in the Spring Festival of 1992. When CLSA sent greeting cards to customers during the Spring Festival, it invited several "geomancers" to predict the fleeting time of the Hang Seng Index, supplemented by the views of brokerage analysts, and simply printed them on the greeting cards. This unintentional move accurately hit all seven turning points of the Hang Seng Index. Since then, it has become famous and has become a Spring Festival tradition of this institution.
The "CITIC CLSA Fengshui Index 2020" released by the agency at the beginning of last year not only failed to predict the panic premium in March, but also predicted the trend of the Hang Seng Index throughout the year and major industries, especially the "slow bull" of the Hang Seng Index from April to August and the basic "bet" of the year-end callback, which was generally in line with reality.
In fact, Hong Kong has a rich tradition of "Feng Shui fleeting time". Every year on the second day of the second lunar month, the SAR Government sends public officials to Chegong Temple in Sha Tin to tell fortune for the coming year on behalf of the SAR.
The Hong Kong government was signed in 2003 and 2009, when the Hang Seng Index was dragged down by SARS during the subprime mortgage crisis. 20 19 won the lottery, signed "Ishida is very happy for his career, and painting cakes will not be fragrant in the future; If you can't work hard in the fields, you will know that bread and food will not satisfy your hunger. " The explanation is: "Be cautious and cautious, it is unlucky at home; If you are safe, you will not make money. "