Many people work hard to get a Hong Kong card, just to mess around with some Hong Kong and US stocks.
So what happened? Not much money went in, and the card was first controlled by risk management.
They freeze it directly, are you dumbfounded?
Let me tell you, stop foolishly rushing to HSBC and Bank of China. It's not that they're bad, but you haven't thought through a fundamental logic.
They have big businesses and big backgrounds, you know who's behind them. They don't care about your meager business, so their risk management is extremely tight; they'd rather mistakenly kill a thousand than spend time explaining to you. If there's any slight abnormality in your funds, in their eyes, you are a "risk factor."
Snap, the door closes.
Those who really know the industry quietly choose Standard Chartered.
Why?
They are purely "outsiders", coming here just to do business, earning international business money. As long as you play by the rules and don't touch those messy things, they couldn't care less how you're messing with that little bit of money.
To them, you are a legitimate client, not a "troublesome relative" that needs to be guarded against all the time.
This layer of paper, once pierced, is that simple.
The world can sometimes be quite magical, the "real son" is awkward, but the "foreign monk" knows the scriptures. $SOL
