#消息面 When a piece of news appears, whether it will affect the market/the extent of the impact on the market depends on the following factors:

  1. Will this news have a significant impact on the underlying fundamentals or liquidity?

  2. How quickly the news spreads on social media

  3. Are there enough people interested in buying this news? (Also affected by the second point)

  4. Are there insiders who bought in advance and then sold?

When news appears, it is determined whether it is worth buying. One or more of the following characteristics must be met:

  1. Timeliness: No more than 60 seconds from the release time of the first-hand news source.

  2. The news must be a breaking news, beyond the expectations of most people.

  3. This news occurs at the short-term "popularity leader" of the market and can attract the attention of many potential buyers.

  4. There is no obvious insider trading on the market.

News trading, in other words, is front running

People are willing to take over because they think they can make money after buying your goods.

News trading works because:

  1. Most people in the market have slow channels for obtaining financial information. For example, the fastest domestic Jin10 data is tens of seconds slower in pushing Musk's tweets and about 2 seconds slower in pushing CPI data. For Jinse Finance, any news will be delayed by at least 1 minute before being pushed to the client.

  2. The spread of news among retail investors is often through word of mouth on IM software, or they will know it after seeing a big V post it.

  3. Most traders in the market will not pay attention to the news until one day they suddenly hear a piece of news and then they will suddenly have the idea of ​​taking over the order.