$ZEUS $NB $LISA After cashing out of more than 300 billion, Li Ka-shing’s Cenovus spent over 31 billion to increase its stake in Canadian oil. His involvement in the oil industry goes back 40 years: in 1986, when oil prices hit a low, he bought into Husky Energy, later sold at a high price, and became a major Cenovus shareholder. The company now produces 1 million barrels a day. In recent years, he has sold off mainland Chinese real estate and UK infrastructure assets, recouping more than 300 billion over five years. Now he is turning to oil. The logic remains “countercyclical investing”: buy hard assets at the bottom of the cycle, then wait for their value to be realized while relying on steady cash flow. Canada has large reserves, is far from the Middle East, and can sell oil to Asia, reducing its dependence on the US. This may be another sign that he sees energy scarcity and geopolitical advantages as opportunities.#Vitalik警告AI或将加速削弱密码学安全 #Robinhood增持2500万美元比特币