Are you excited? Earn 11 days of interest in just 1 day; the opportunity is today!

With the long holiday approaching, a lot of idle funds and risk-averse capital will be focused on reverse repos of government bonds. Today is a great window to earn effortlessly: spend 1 day and get 11 days of interest. Such a good deal is rare.

That's right, we are talking about reverse repos of government bonds.

This year's Spring Festival, the A-shares market will be closed for 10 days, from February 14 to February 23.

The idle money in your account is just sitting there; why not let it 'work overtime and earn interest'?

Today (February 12) is the last golden operation day before the holiday:

Buy 1-day reverse repos of government bonds —

Choose either Shanghai market GC001 or Shenzhen market R-001,

It only occupies 1 day but earns interest for 11 days!

The operation is also very simple; just have a stock account and place an order before 3:30 PM.

Tomorrow the funds will return to your account, and you can buy stocks normally;

If you want to withdraw cash, you need to wait until after the holiday on February 24.

Does it sound like easy money? But there's a pitfall to remind you of:

After 3 PM, interest rates can easily plummet. If you want to sell for good returns, try to operate during normal trading hours and don’t rush to place orders at the last minute; otherwise, you'll only get lower rates.

The opportunity is here, and many people will ask:

Will this make today's A-shares a bit 'virtual'?

The reasoning is simple:

1 day locking in 11 days of stable interest is very attractive to risk-averse capital.

This part of the money is likely to be pulled out of the stock market to do reverse repos, which may exert some selling pressure today, making it difficult for the index to surge significantly.

But can it really bring the index down? I don't think so.

Those who really want to sell or withdraw money for the holiday have mostly left in the past few days; they won't wait until today to escape all at once.

The rest are either stuck in losses or firmly holding stocks for the holiday, betting on post-holiday market trends — after all, the gains from a wave of increases far exceed this little interest.

So now the market is a battle between two types of capital:

One side is the risk-averse, securing profits while earning 11 days of interest;

The other side is the aggressive, optimistic about the post-holiday market, willing to hold stocks for bigger gains.

These two forces will pull against each other, and today the market will likely be balanced:

Don’t expect a big drop, and don’t fantasize about a big rise.

Those who want to sell have mostly done so, and those who want to chase are also reluctant to rush in;

The index is likely to see narrow fluctuations, moving slowly, allowing everyone to peacefully celebrate the New Year.

Finally, here’s a practical suggestion:

For idle money, those who don’t want to hold stocks: do reverse repos directly today and steadily earn 11 days of interest; enjoy the New Year with peace of mind.

Those with stocks who are optimistic about the post-holiday market: there’s no need to panic and cut losses for a little interest; the post-holiday market is more worth looking forward to.

My own thought process is:

Half do reverse repos, half hold stocks for the holiday,

So I can earn stable interest and not miss out on the post-holiday market.