送交者: Enlighten 于 2005-5-18, 11:57:09:

回答: Who will lose money? 由 fengcu2000 于 2005-5-18, 11:49:31:

The right way is to trickle information to the market so that the market is anticipating your move.

Just like in the US, when the Federal Reserve Bank sets the interest rate level, it does not disclose the exact new rate to the market ahead of time, but the market usually have a very good estimate of it.

The correct way is to give the "anticipation", instead of "surprise" as WenJiaBao has implied.

• Do I read two things here? - fengcu2000 (236 bytes) 2005-5-18, 12:08:15
  • Oh, here is how I understand Wen's line: - fengcu2000 (211 bytes) 2005-5-18, 12:19:45
    • Yeah, instead of saying 出其不意, which conveys a meaning of intentional - Enlighten (66 bytes) 2005-5-18, 12:22:25
  • 出其不意(surprise) is a wrong way to characterize it. - Enlighten (130 bytes) 2005-5-18, 12:17:35
    • Ok, if you want to make a case that way. - fengcu2000 (55 bytes) 2005-5-18, 12:25:12
      • Well, it's a common saying that " the market hates surprises". - Enlighten (146 bytes) 2005-5-18, 12:31:52
        • uncertainties and risks increase cost of business. - Enlighten (81 bytes) 2005-5-18, 12:34:38
      • look more like ... economist (sorry) - fengcu2000 (0 bytes) 2005-5-18, 12:27:53

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