March 26th, Thursday.
Approaching half-past nine, the US stocks are about to open.
Last night, the US Stock Market saw a surge in buying orders, forcibly lifting the S&P 500 index by +1.29%.
The last time such a high pre-market increase occurred was in late 2008, just after the financial crisis had passed, when the Obama administration allocated five trillion US Dollars, implementing a package plan that stimulated the recovery of financial markets.
"Tianxing is back in action; the US stocks are bound to soar, and last night's trend-following bottom fishing turned out to be the right move."
"I'm about to strike it rich!"
Almost all investors shared the same thought: today's opening would absolutely be a massive surge.
After all, first Musk bottom-fished and acquired Twitter, and then Lu Liang aggressively bought up stocks in the energy, medical, and even steel industries.
