Today is the first trading day after the holiday, and the market is overall off to a strong start.
For friends involved in arbitrage, today’s focus should be on commodities like gold, silver, and crude oil — most of which have suspended subscriptions and no available quotas, but their premiums are very attractive, generally exceeding 10%.
Unfortunately, there are no quotas available now, so we can only wait.
Don’t underestimate waiting; it’s actually a form of reserve:
Reserve accounts
Prepare your 1-to-6 tractor accounts
Once quotas are released, you can jump in immediately, entering at the highest premiums, giving you a clear advantage over latecomers and significantly reducing risks.
Today, I also took a look around:
In crude oil funds, besides Huabao Oil & Gas LOF, which can still be subscribed to, most others have stopped.
Huabao Oil & Gas today has an estimated premium of about 3.6%, with a limit of 500 units. I also participated a little.
Looking at Standard & Poor’s Information Technology, S&P 500, Nasdaq, etc., premiums are around 2%–3%, but the limit is only 10 yuan.
This is suitable for multi-account regular investments, especially with tractor accounts. One account is about 60 yuan, and small amounts add up over time.
If premiums persist long-term, the annual returns can be quite substantial. Although individual gains are small, the advantage lies in consistency and stability.
For professional investors, this is part of daily work: as long as there are enough such assets, continuous participation is possible.
Here are a few practical tips:
Keep tracking high-premium assets
Even if subscriptions are paused now, monitor those with premiums over 10% or 20%, and stay prepared.
Reserve accounts in advance
If possible, set up tractor accounts so that once quotas are released, you can jump in immediately and seize the most profitable premiums.
With the Year of the Horse trading officially starting,
I wish everyone smooth sailing and success!
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Advice for arbitrageurs (Year of the Horse)
Today is the first trading day after the holiday, and the market is overall off to a strong start.
For friends involved in arbitrage, today’s focus should be on commodities like gold, silver, and crude oil — most of which have suspended subscriptions and no available quotas, but their premiums are very attractive, generally exceeding 10%.
Unfortunately, there are no quotas available now, so we can only wait.
Don’t underestimate waiting; it’s actually a form of reserve:
Reserve accounts
Prepare your 1-to-6 tractor accounts
Once quotas are released, you can jump in immediately, entering at the highest premiums, giving you a clear advantage over latecomers and significantly reducing risks.
Today, I also took a look around:
In crude oil funds, besides Huabao Oil & Gas LOF, which can still be subscribed to, most others have stopped.
Huabao Oil & Gas today has an estimated premium of about 3.6%, with a limit of 500 units. I also participated a little.
Looking at Standard & Poor’s Information Technology, S&P 500, Nasdaq, etc., premiums are around 2%–3%, but the limit is only 10 yuan.
This is suitable for multi-account regular investments, especially with tractor accounts. One account is about 60 yuan, and small amounts add up over time.
If premiums persist long-term, the annual returns can be quite substantial. Although individual gains are small, the advantage lies in consistency and stability.
For professional investors, this is part of daily work: as long as there are enough such assets, continuous participation is possible.
Here are a few practical tips:
Even if subscriptions are paused now, monitor those with premiums over 10% or 20%, and stay prepared.
If possible, set up tractor accounts so that once quotas are released, you can jump in immediately and seize the most profitable premiums.
With the Year of the Horse trading officially starting,
I wish everyone smooth sailing and success!