Kylo: Turning on the red light for non-bank institutions and enterprises to invest in stocks with loans will benefit the most from those companies whose dividend rate is higher than the loan interest rate.

The stock price is already low. If you use borrowed funds to buy high-dividend stocks, you can make a lot of money every year by earning interest rate differentials.

This is how Buffett bought the bottom of Japan. We can just apply this logic to invest in A-shares.

Now we have to buy in before institutions buy in bulk with loans, and then we can wait for the institutions to carry the sedan for us.

I won’t recommend the specific code. Just sort by dividend rate. It’s very simple.