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沈振盈据报街头晕倒送院后逝世享寿65岁 https://www.stheadline.com/zh-hans/realtime-finance/3629740 ==================== 紧贴最新最快新闻资讯，请立即下载星岛头条App: https://bit.ly/4kpyY2Z

沈振盈据报街头晕倒送院后逝世享寿65岁商业创科更新时间：13:04 2026-10-25 HKT 发布时间：13:04 2026-10-25 HKT 字体大小今日有传「沈大师」称号的著名股评人沈振盈于10月24日晚上在律敦治医院离世，享寿65岁。据悉，沈振盈近日在街头晕倒送院，其后传出其死讯。沈振盈日前仍有与蔡康年一同主持网台「RagaFinance财经台」于10月23日的一个节目。金融圈今日传出沈振盈胞妹沈振珊发出的讣文，截图内容指沈振盈一生奉献香港金融证券行业，投资课程学生桃李满门，深知大家对其爱戴与敬重，感谢各位同学一直以来对他的关心与陪伴。目前家属正着手处理沈振盈的身后事，关于后续的丧礼及追思安排，待落实细节后，会再向大家公布。曾遭网民批评预测不准确根据公开资料显示，沈振盈自1992年已投身证券界，曾任讯汇证券行政总裁，同时是本港著名股评人、专栏作家及节目主持人。他多年来撰写专栏文章，并曾在2007年提出「一股不留」及引起市场广泛关注，但多次遭网民批评其股市预测不准确，甚至被冠以「灯神」绰号。 2024年「收山」半退休做KOL 直到2024年1月，沈振盈宣布在证券界「收山」，但仍然会以「半退休」形式做财经KOL，坦言对于离开证券行感到不舍，但因年纪大、不想太操劳，是时候作出取舍。对于港股处于弱势、甚至被网民戏言「灯神」，沈振盈当时回应称已见惯世面，当投资者信心不足、股票低残的时候，大市自然会回升，这是个必然阶段，「灰心无用，倒不如有策略地慢慢收集」，并维持恒指最乐观见四万点的看法，「唔信四万点嘅人，系未经历过牛熊周期」。

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Saturday, October 24, 2026

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Famed Japanese Novelist Ryu Murakami Dies at 74

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Tokyo, Oct. 23 (Jiji Press)--Renowned Japanese novelist Ryu Murakami, known for works such as "Almost Transparent Blue" and "Coin Locker Babies," died Saturday. He was 74.

Born in the city of Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture, southwestern Japan, in 1952, Murakami, whose real name was Ryunosuke Murakami, won the Gunzo Prize for New Writers and the prestigious Akutagawa Prize in 1976 for Almost Transparent Blue, his debut work, which he wrote while attending Musashino Art University.

Focuses on young people living in a Japanese city with a U.S. military base, the novel became a bestseller, selling about 3.5 million copies.

In 1981, Murakami received the Noma Literary Prize for New Writers for Coin Locker Babies, which addresses the abandonment of infants.

His writing explored a sense of stagnation and the fragility of modern society, and depicted the loneliness and anger of marginalized people.