Don'T Stand On The Opposite Side Of The Trend.

The German stock god, the company is good. Investors are like doctors. Doctors make wrong decisions, and patients will be at risk. For investors, patients are capital. Major mistakes can be done without death.

We can take a look at Buffett, a stock god. For many years, stock god has been pursuing its value investment law. (I think the "growth investment law" is more appropriate), making Pakistan (Berkshire) from a silent textile mill to today's flagship investment, becoming a major shareholder of many international famous brands such as Coca-Cola, Gillette and other international giants. All of them depend on Buffett's enthusiasm and persistence in investing, and persist in their investment rules and do not drift with the tide.

What is most impressive is that when the technology network stock boom was held in that year, the stock god did not understand the technology stocks "not knowing" but only shares. When everyone laughed at the stock market, he started to thumb his thumbs. Afterwards, he sold the shares of PetroChina, and the reaction after people's past events was almost the same as that of the year.

In the face of all kinds of troubles, the stock gods always appear calm and calm, and do not bother to pay attention to short-term market fluctuations, but insist on guarding the general trend.

With regard to the economy, we should not observe the GDP from the outside. Instead, we should clarify its internal motivation. Taking 2009 as an example, China's stimulus strategy has led to the growth of GDP. This is an effective and rapid way - indeed, it has played a supporting role in growth, employment and confidence.

Once confidence is restored, the main protagonist of the next step will be consumption stimulus: the sale of household appliances depends on the upgrading of the consumption of the rural population, while property and automobiles are benefiting from the huge demand of the urban population.

These factors will continue to play a role in the foreseeable future even if the external economy is still depressed.

Once the export to Europe and the United States is restored, a new round of liquidity tightening will also come.

It can be said that in the long run, the economy will really affect the stock market, but the role of the economy in the stock market is not instant noodle. It is a process that may eventually come true. But this jet lag is often fatal to investors. Maybe one day it will prove that investors are right, but at the moment, the money on hand is not enough.

I remember that before the economic data is horrible, but the big city (Hang Seng market) is still skyrocketing, investment is afraid of the difference, a thousand miles.

Don't stand on the opposite side of the trend. Fatal mistake can't be repeated.