"In other words, the Soros Group is using both the financial and entertainment sectors to influence the judgments of professionals and ordinary citizens regarding this Hong Kong market intervention incident."

Anne continued, "It seems that Soros has really gone all out this time to deal with Hong Kong."

Lin Zhiyuan looked at Chen Dong with a resentful expression, "Next, we must take effective measures to deal with their public opinion pressure."

"No need." Chen Dong, who had never been mild-mannered towards international hedge funds, surprisingly disagreed with Lin Zhiyuan's statement.

Lin Zhiyuan frowned and subconsciously asked, "Why?"

Chen Dong said dismissively, "Public opinion is a double-edged sword. Soros can only control the statements of authoritative figures; he cannot control the judgments of all investors in the world."

“I think we can use this farce to send a message to investors.” Chen Dong lowered his head and smiled slyly. “That is, the mainland and Hong Kong have not given up on the financial market.”

Lin Zhiyuan didn't understand. "How will this help us?"

“What Chen Dong means is,” Vivian Chow has known Chen Dong for many years and they have a deep understanding of each other. She only needs to look into Chen Dong’s eyes to know what he is thinking, “that after Soros’s actions, we can convey to investors the official attitude of supporting the stock market.”

“The investors include: international speculators and Hong Kong retail investors, conglomerates, and financial tycoons.”

“They don’t care whether Hong Kong is a free market or not. As long as the Hang Seng Index meets their expectations for making money, whether it’s a free market or controlled by the government, these are just political disputes. For them, getting money is the only real thing.”

After hearing Vivian Chow's explanation, Lin Zhiyuan finally understood.

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