Why are the truly important policy signals often in meetings you don't pay attention to? 【Masterclass by Master Xiong 1.4】

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Many people look at policies, focusing only on one or two “big meetings.” But the true influence on direction often isn’t in those repeatedly analyzed official statements.

Why do some policy shifts seem sudden, yet actually have early signs?

Why does the same statement have completely different meanings at different times?

And why do some meetings have little market reaction immediately afterward, only to become the main trend months later?

The answer is: Policies follow a rhythm, not random occurrences.

From party congresses and plenary sessions to Politburo meetings, Central Economic Work Conferences, and the Two Sessions, each meeting has clear roles, frequency, and a sequence. What’s truly useful isn’t word-by-word analysis but building a policy timeline to determine— which meetings set the direction, which refine the path, and which merely confirm consensus.

In this section, Guosheng Securities Chief Economist Xiong Yuan will systematically break down:

How to anticipate shifts in policy focus through meeting rhythm, document order, and pre-signal cues,

And turn these judgments into more valuable investment references.

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