Those who have experienced the market know that the Hang Seng Index can be unpredictable. The issue is not with the market itself, but with the people of Hong Kong. Whenever the stock market rises slightly, Hong Kong people are quick to engage in arbitrage. Take a look at how the Americans managed to raise the price of a Tesla from $210 to over $300. Hong Kong folks, on the other hand, tend to exit as soon as they see profit without hesitation. Instead of blaming the leaders of Hong Kong for the market downturn, maybe it's time to consider whether it's the stock market investors themselves who are too quick to cut losses or exit early, causing the Hang Seng Index to always lag behind the Americans. When other countries change presidents, Hong Kong residents get nervous. When China introduces new economic policies, the people of Hong Kong resist. They keep selling off stocks, causing a market crash, and then proceed to blame everyone but themselves. What exactly do the people of Hong Kong want? Is it because Trump took office that you need to sell and exit? Next year, are you all waiting for him to take control of the US for 4 years so that the Hang Seng Index drops to 5,000 points, and then you can enter the market once he steps down? Don't you find it all quite amusing? What are you afraid of? I really don't understand what the people of Hong Kong are so fearful of. Everyone should mind their own business. If China itself is so afraid of the USA, why boast about how strong your motherland is? If you're so scared of the USA, why not just surrender instead of acting tough and wearing helmets? Useless!

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