This time, the country has made a major move to ban U.S. stocks. Even though I also trade U.S. stocks, I absolutely support it!

According to official 2025 China cross-border capital statistics: Mainland capital outflow is $773.5 billion, or approximately RMB 55171 billion.
And this isn’t enough—if it keeps flowing out like this, by 2026 the outflow will definitely exceed the scale of $1 trillion, directly impacting the stability of the RMB, affecting the lives of most people, and undermining stability. Overall, banning U.S. stocks is more beneficial than harmful. Don’t think you’re impressive just because you trade U.S. stocks—when it comes to national interests, everyone has to make concessions.
It’s just like the internet firewall. If it hadn’t been shut down in time back then, overseas technology would have delivered a knockout blow to Mainland China—an unfair advantage that would instantly put local companies at a disadvantage. If it weren’t shut down, China wouldn’t have produced giants like Tencent, Alibaba, Huawei, ByteDance, Baidu, and more, nor would it have had the environment for the rise of a new generation of tech leaders in recent years.
Before achieving an external “unfair knockout” impact, banning it may not necessarily be a bad thing!