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Hoping Club | Extreme Wildness, Opportunistic Financial Leader

According to the latest news, Hoping Club, a “wild” investment management organization headquartered on Wall Street in the United States, announced in an internal announcement that a 10 billion euro fund raising plan for the European market has been completed, or even exceeded.

This is the most efficient and successful raising since the globalization epidemic situation in recent years, and it is also the largest private equity fund financing of Hoping Club in the second half of 2022.

Up to now, among the various wild investment plans announced by Reuters, the fund of the “European Asset Investment Action” plan has been higher than the goal of initial project plan, followed by the joint display of elite members of Hoping Club, an extreme wild play, worthy of the name of the wolf in Wall Street. Seize the opportunity to short the European market and make bargain hunting investment.

As a big winner in the previous financial crisis, Koby.Sadan, the founder and co-chairman of Hoping Club, who is also the CEO of Viking Long Fund Master Ltd., frankly talked about his investment experience and working principles over the years in the interview. One of the investment maxims at the beginning, which is eye-catching and alert, has also attracted countless members for such content.

——The first rule: do not lose money. The second rule: remind yourself of the first rule at any time.

Because of Koby.Sadan’s guidelines, in the development direction of Hoping Club, it seems that it can always grasp the lifeline of success at the critical moment of the world financial crisis.

The opportunism in this, which shows the keen power, and timely control, it is amazing that the extreme wildness of financial investment guides the flow of wealth and the overall flow.

For the decision to target the European market for bottom hunting, Hoping Club also smelled exciting opportunities from various factors to prevent it from fleeting. The crisis brought by the epidemic affected the global economy. With the stock market fusing, the crude oil price falling, and the wealth shrinking sharply, it is the moment of opportunity rising.

The change of euro exchange rate has left a window period for European investment and immigration. With the economic recession in Europe, the European Central Bank launched the monetary policy of Quantitative Easing (QE). The consequences of such a policy orientation make the euro devalue relative to the dollar, RMB and other currencies in the short term. Of course, the European Union actually hopes to stimulate Europe’s economy and trade.

However, the exchange rate of the euro against the RMB fell from 11 to 6.7, which is almost a “cut in the middle”, creating a wonderful opportunity for many institutions that want to invest in Europe. Although everyone has been paying attention to and studying the trend of EB5 in the United States and the wealth management market in the United States, the “weakness” of the euro has forced Hoping Club to pay attention to the vast land of Europe.

It has not only increased its investment in European projects, but also formulated a plan to copy the bottom of the European market for double standards in the short term and long term, and carried out strategic layout. In the face of such a great opportunity, the signal released by Hoping Club is the most primitive wildness of opportunities and the ultimate pursuit of interests.

While relying on strength, it also becomes absolute strength. Opportunism will never allow itself to wait and see, but an executive force, which declares to people that in the great change, we must not hesitate. In the final analysis, the extreme wildness of Hoping Club is to seize a few opportunities.

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