Won't Sell Even If It Kills Me

Duration: 2 minutes and 55 seconds

Country: China

Language: English

License: Public Domain

Genre: Viral Video

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Views: 3,373 (728 embedded)

Posted by: feng37 on Jun 13, 2007

2007 China goes crazy for capitalism, hundreds of thousands of new stock market accounts being opened each week. A song for the times.

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"Won't Sell Even If It Kills Me"
Starting this year, China's stock market has been making screaming advances. The stock index, turnovers and repeat investors have all..
reached new highs. The Chinese stock market seems to have become a dazzling celebrity among the world's stock markets.
In regards to this previously unseen mad rush to invest, if one were to take a more objective stance, what would be the rational response?
When stocks become profitable then I'll buy
Every rise, every drop, I'm not worried they'll plummet
Things good or bad up on The Screen I'm not caring
Only when you multiply will I start selling
I'm not listening to what others are saying
Listen to my gut, buy in, make money, I'll be happy then
Enjoy it now, don't worry about defeat if you get locked in
China's many stock market miracles will last forever
Won't sell even if it kills me
Won't be happy until you multiply
Only this will save us investors from being defeated
Won't sell even if it kills me
Don't soar and I'll be nervous it won't be very nice
Invest China will always be in my heart
Even if the SZSE goes down I still won't sell
Won't be happy till it shoots straight up
Sell and you'll only blame yourself
You'll just end up in a bad mood
Don't sell even when it hits the roof
As investors we can never be swayed
Never fear getting locked in or delistings
Stocks will always have a future