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The re-broadcast of “The Big Era” coincided with the decline of Taiwan’s stock market, leading to the resumption of the “Ting Crab Effect”. In addition to heatedly discussing the coincidence of the plot, investors were also looking forward to the “Great Miracle Day” in the drama to be staged in the real stock market.
The 1992 classic Hong Kong drama “Big Time” was recently re-broadcast in Taiwan. Unexpectedly, the story of the stock market crash in the drama was actually very different from reality.taiwan stock There is an amazing coincidence in the trends. Ding Xie, played by Cheng Shaoqiu, has always been regarded by investors as a symbol of the stock market’s decline. “Ding Xie effect” has once again become a topic. The Taiwan stock market fell 3,737.67 points during the session on the 6th, the largest intraday decline in history. In the end, it still fell 1,873.08 points below the 40,000-point level. Many investors couldn’t help but discover this classic Hong Kong drama and look forward to whether the final “Miracle Day” in the drama can be staged in reality.
“Big Era” starring Cheng Shaoqiu, Liu Qingyun and others. After airing in 1992 it becamehong kong A classic TV series, the plot is based on the Hong Kong financial market, describing the grievances and hatreds of two generations, as well as human greed and revenge in the stock market. Ding Xie, played by Cheng Shaoqiu, has become one of the most representative characters in the history of Hong Kong dramas because of his unique acting style and the stock market legend brought by the character.
The so-called “Ding Crab Effect” originated from the sharp decline in the Hong Kong stock market before and after the broadcast of “Big Time”. Later, when the TV series starring Zheng Shaoqiu was broadcast or re-broadcasted, the market weakened several times, and gradually developed into an urban legend among stock investors. Some people also call this the “Qiu Guan effect”. Whenever Zheng Shaoqiu releases a new work or old dramas are re-broadcasted, some people will pay attention to whether the stock market will decline accordingly.
The re-broadcast of “Big Time” in Taiwan has once again brought this legend to the surface. Specifically, the plot depicts Ding Zi’s family using short futures to make a fortune from the stock market crash. The financial market turmoil in the play is linked to the recent stressful environment in the international financial market, and many viewers call it a coincidence.
The plot of “The Big Era” is coming to an end, and the final episode is expected to air on November 9. In the play, after the stock market experiences a storm, the US withdraws its troops and Hong Kong veterans express support for the stock market. The Hang Seng Index subsequently rose 3,600 points, known as the “Great Miracle Day”. Now that Taiwan’s stocks have also suffered huge losses, the National Security Fund has also decided to enter the market to protect the market, causing many investors to wait to see whether a dramatic reversal in the game may come true.
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Because the stock market crash in the drama coincided with the intraday decline and closing decline of the Taiwanese stock market, it created a strong coincidence. Ding Xie, played by Cheng Shaoqiu, has always been considered a symbol of the stock market decline, so the “Ding Crab Effect” has become a topic again.
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On the 6th, the Taiwan stock market fell 3,737.67 points, which was the largest intraday decline in history. In the end, it still fell 1,873.08 points below the 40,000-point level. The market environment remained quite turbulent.
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This is a turning point in the later part of the plot of “The Big Era”, which describes the Hang Seng Index rising 3,600 points after the stock market storm, driven by bullish news from all sides. Now that the Taiwan stock market has fallen and the National Security Fund has entered the market, investors are hoping for a reversal in reality.
