The following arrangements for global New Year's Day holiday market closures are important to note! It is recommended to share with friends who trade!
New Year's holiday market closure arrangements are as follows:
Hong Kong stocks, Southbound Stock Connect: Closed in the afternoon on December 31 (Tuesday), closed on January 1 (Wednesday);
A-shares, Northbound Stock Connect: Closed on January 1 (Wednesday);
Taiwan stocks: Closed on January 1 (Wednesday);
U.S. stocks: Closed on January 1 (Wednesday), U.S. night market closed from 09:00 to 17:00 (Beijing time) on January 1;
Singapore stocks: Closed in the afternoon on December 31 (Tuesday), closed on January 1 (Wednesday);
Japanese stocks: Closed from December 31 (Tuesday) to January 3 (Friday);
South Korean stocks: Closed from December 31 (Tuesday) to January 1 (Wednesday);
Australian stocks: Closes early at 11:10 Beijing time on December 31 (Tuesday), closed on January 1 (Wednesday);
German stock market: Closed from December 31 (Tuesday) to January 1 (Wednesday); Italian stock market: Closed from December 31 (Tuesday) to January 1 (Wednesday);
Spanish stock market: Closes early at 21:00 Beijing time on December 31 (Tuesday), closed on January 1 (Wednesday);
UK stock market: Closes early at 20:30 Beijing time on December 31 (Tuesday), closed on January 1 (Wednesday);
French stock market: Half trading day on December 31 (Tuesday), closed on January 1 (Wednesday).
Operational advice: Overall liquidity decreases during market closures! Incoming funds decrease, and market momentum will naturally weaken! Therefore, it is advised not to go all in! For profitable positions, consider reducing some holdings and watch the situation! However, do not go fully cash, as market conditions can be unpredictable! A sudden market reversal is also possible! If you have contracts, be more cautious and protect your principal! Prepare for the arrival of subsequent bull markets!