[Prize] The promised bull, but after buying in, it turns out to be "Bull Come"?

This weekend, a movie called "Ox Comes" took over social media. The nation's most effective wish-fulfilling pool is this year located in cinemas. People buying tickets aren't there to watch the film; they're hoping for their stocks to go up.

Netizens also noticed that the director of "Ox Comes" only follows one account on social media, and it's not a major film critic influencer — it's Tonghuashun (10jqka).

The promotional slogan "Ox Comes, Will Eventually Arrive" was collectively read by investors as "The Bull Market Will Eventually Arrive." On the cinema seat selection page, the characters "Ox Comes" were displayed alongside intraday charts showing limit-up moves; when the little ox tripped over a stone, the bullet comments flooded with "Tripping Body" memes. Four words to summarize: Touch the ox, get a rise.

Speaking of which, investors' creative ways of praying for a bull market have a long tradition. The horns of the Wall Street Charging Bull are polished shinier than the rest of its body due to being touched so much; the Hong Kong stock market even directly names bullish products "Bull Certificates," so if you want to bet on a rise, you buy Bull Certificates. Compared to these, buying a movie ticket just for a title is quite restrained.

We all know the logic, but don't let the memes go to waste. Post with the hashtag #OxComesOxComes to win random mission coins 💰

Gameplay 1️⃣: Share your investment "Ox Comes" moment

Gameplay 2️⃣: If the bull market really comes, who is the top bull? Who is the second? And who is the third?

Gameplay 3️⃣: Say no more, just post a meme image

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