中国共産党の株式市場への助言：彭立発の四通橋抗議活動2周年を記念して
Wall Street Journal Article: The Current US Stock Bull Market is Almost Two Years Old, Why the Rally May Continue **The current US stock bull market is almost two years old, marking the latest milestone in a rally that has exceeded the expectations of almost all bullish investors on Wall Street.
According to FactSet data, the S&P 500 index has risen more than 60% since hitting a bear market closing low of 3,577.03 on October 12, 2022. This rally has been much faster than anticipated by many financial professionals, prompting Wall Street firms to repeatedly raise their year-end targets to keep pace with the stock market's ascent. In stark contrast, China's stock market has experienced a three-year decline, only recently seeing a National Day rally initiated by Xi Jinping. Most investors, both within and outside China, are not optimistic about this, believing the market will continue its downward trend.
I would like to offer a suggestion to the CCP that could immediately reverse the fortunes of both Chinese and US stock markets. What is this suggestion? It is to immediately and unconditionally release Peng Lifa. One could say that the current US bull market began at the very moment Peng Lifa unfurled his banner on the Sitong Bridge.
Is this a coincidence? Most people might feel there is no connection whatsoever. However, there are not so many coincidences without connections in this world; quantum entanglement has already proven the absurdity of the world. The moment I set this theme for my article, the two became quantumly entangled, establishing a connection and interaction.
Why did Peng Lifa drive up the US stock market? Because Peng Lifa's Sitong Bridge protest allowed the free world, led by the United States, to regain its confidence. Before this, Americans had indeed begun to doubt themselves, no longer being 100% convinced of their own system. Due to China's continuous high-speed economic growth for over two decades, rapidly becoming the world's second-largest economy, Americans felt they would soon lose their position as the world's largest economy. Especially in the early stages of the pandemic, the stark differences in how the US and China responded led some Americans to envy the systemic advantages of China's authoritarian regime. At that time, China even set new records for attracting foreign investment. It can be said that China's authoritarian system, in the early stages of the pandemic, made the free world look at this system with new eyes and develop deep self-doubt, leading a large amount of capital to flow into China.
However, the plot soon reversed. The disadvantages of the authoritarian system, much like their history, soon became apparent. In pursuit of so-called