639. The Nikkei posted its biggest one-day drop since August
Liverpool FC Chief Executive Bill Hogan said: "When we first approached Standard Chartered, we found that we shared values for the community we were serving. It's a pleasure to renew my contract this time and we'll continue to focus on our work. The partnership has been extended for another two years, which shows that our cooperation over the past 3 years has been very successful. ”
Mike Rees, Chief Executive Officer, Standard Chartered Group Europe, said: "Our partnership with Liverpool has been extremely successful and as a partner Liverpool FC has helped us expand our business. Liverpool is one of the top clubs in Europe and is very popular, especially in areas where we don't have a business. It's great that we can continue to work together and I'm also an avid fan of this fantastic club. ”
This news immediately aroused great concern and shock in Europe!
The Standard Chartered Bank was kicked out of the European market on the front foot, but I didn't expect it to start spending a lot of money on advertising everywhere!
Deliberately playing with everyone??
The European media who had previously ridiculed Standard Chartered Bank were all slapped in the face! They were embarrassed! I didn't expect Standard Chartered Bank to come to the real thing!
The previous news headlines and news comments about Standard Chartered Bank were all slapped in the face!
Many netizens commented:
"This editor said that Standard Chartered Bank lost to Europe, isn't he sick in the brain?"
"This editor is mentally retarded, Standard Chartered Bank is now investing heavily in advertising, and will sell the Standard Chartered headquarters building in London, England?"
"Does this French Times expert have a brain??"
"Now that Standard Chartered Bank is still very strong, how can it be possible to lose to Europe if it is willing to spend so much money on advertising?"
"I still like Standard Chartered Bank's service attitude and service concept!"
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At this time, Mike Reese, CEO of Standard Chartered Bank Europe, issued a statement: "The big layoffs of Standard Chartered Bank are just to clean up the moths in Standard Chartered Bank and the staff who violate the service philosophy and service value of Standard Chartered Bank, so as to ensure that Standard Chartered Bank's customers receive better service." Our remaining employees are all consistent with Standard Chartered's service philosophy and service value.
For some big banks that have raised the salaries of their bank executives by a large amount, it is just to prevent the bankers from defecting! It has no corporate culture of its own at all! If something goes wrong, it will only raise the salaries of the bank executives, but it does not fundamentally solve the problem! Some banks in Europe like to raise moths with high salaries!
Mike Reese's remarks immediately aroused a wave of praise.
"Isn't that what you're talking about? Haha!"
"Isn't UBS raising the salaries of bank executives just to prevent bankers from defecting?"
"Standard Chartered Mike Reese was scolding UBS!"
"Isn't that what UBS looks like?"
"During the financial crisis, UBS suffered a serious brain drain, and in order to prevent bankers from defecting, UBS gave executives a big salary increase!
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In the evening, Chen Hui was in the office of the chairman of Standard Chartered, observing the trend of the world's major indexes, the Hang Seng Index has closed, and the closing position is 21980. Today, the Hang Seng Index has been oscillating violently from 21900 to 22000.
The profit of the account of the black shirt capital has not changed much, and if Chen Hui is not mistaken, he should have made a profit of nearly 80 billion Hong Kong dollars!
Today's Nikkei 225 index closed down 2.51%, its biggest one-day drop since August, as the U.S. stock market took a heavy hit last week and there were growing signs that the Federal Reserve's withdrawal of quantitative easing could have a devastating impact on Toei and other emerging markets, while the Nikkei opened sharply lower and remained weakly chopped down by a sharp decline in the dollar against the yen, and on the other hand, data showed that Toei's annual trade deficit in 2013 hit a new record.
At the start of trading this morning, the Nikkei jumped 89 points from 15,000 to open at 15,389, but by the end of the day, the Nikkei 225 was down 2.51% to close at 15,005, its biggest one-day drop since August last year.
In terms of economic data, according to data released by the Ministry of Finance (MOF) on Tuesday, according to data released by the Ministry of Finance (MOF) on Tuesday, exports increased by 15.3%, but imports exceeded exports, mainly due to the weak yen and persistently high fuel import costs, which further led to a record trade deficit in 2013.
In December 2013, Toei's trade deficit reached 1.3 trillion yen ($12.7 billion), compared with analysts' expectations of 1.2225 trillion yen, a record deficit for 18 consecutive months.
In 2013, Toei's annual trade deficit widened to 11.47 trillion yen from 6.94 trillion yen in the previous year, marking the third consecutive year of trade deficit and the longest trade deficit period since records began in 1979.
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At the opening of today's market, although the Nikkei index jumped 89 points, causing a lot of losses in the short position of the Nikkei 225 index in Chen Hui's private account, he continued to increase his short position at a high level, and soon suppressed the Nikkei 225 index!
Today's Nikkei trading volume is very huge, setting a record in the past six months, as high as 5 million contracts!
The minimum price change of the Nikkei index is 5.00 index points, the margin of one lot of Nikkei is about 5000 US dollars, and the minimum price of fluctuation is 25 US dollars, which means that the average profit and loss of each index point is 5 US dollars!
The average position of Chen Hui's Nikkei 225 short position is at 15,300.
I currently hold a short position of 2 million contracts in the Nikkei 225 Index, and I have spent $10 billion on margin alone!
Every index point earned is $100 million, and a total of 300 points are currently earned, for a total of $3 billion!
Chen Hui thought about it for a while, and directly instructed the trading team of Black Shirt Capital through the video: "The Nikkei can stop opening positions!
Yesterday also opened a lot of short positions in the Nikkei, and today today, a total of 2 million lots, this margin is a little unaffordable, and soon spent $10 billion of funds! Standing 16.6% of the total funds!
It seems that this leverage has been made a little low, and it is not easy to open a position.
"Yes, boss!" everyone said in unison, the average daily trading volume of the Nikkei 225 index is much larger than that of the Hang Seng Index, and its trading volume has been particularly large in the past two days, and today it has set a record, and everyone has unknowingly established a short position of 2 million hands of the Nikkei 225 index!