Chapter 893 Investing in Gilead
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Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
The amount of reduction is still about 2 billion US dollars.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
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Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
The amount of reduction is still about 2 billion US dollars.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
The amount of reduction is still about 2 billion US dollars.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
The amount of reduction is still about 2 billion US dollars.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
The amount of reduction is still about 2 billion US dollars.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
The amount of reduction is still about 2 billion US dollars.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
The amount of reduction is still about 2 billion US dollars.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
The amount of reduction is still about 2 billion US dollars.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
The amount of reduction is still about 2 billion US dollars.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
The amount of reduction is still about 2 billion US dollars.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
The amount of reduction is still about 2 billion US dollars.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
The amount of reduction is still about 2 billion US dollars.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
The amount of reduction is still about 2 billion US dollars.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points. On the mobile phone, remember "→m.\" in one second to provide you with wonderful \novel reading.
Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
The amount of reduction is still about 2 billion US dollars.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
The amount of reduction is still about 2 billion US dollars.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
The amount of reduction is still about 2 billion US dollars.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
The amount of reduction is still about 2 billion US dollars.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
Friday, February 2.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
No surprises.
This time it's AOL's turn.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
When the capital market is staring at whether the Nasdaq market, which has been fluctuating in the 2900-point range for a week on the last trading day of this week, can break through the 3000-point mark, another ladle of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again this morning. .
Less than two weeks after the announcement on January 22 to reduce its holdings of Cisco shares, Westeros issued another reduction statement.
In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually the fluctuation of the Nasdaq index this week. But it is always an important reason for failing to break through 3000 points.
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