It Is Hard For Ordinary Investors To Get Rich By Stocks.

In this capital dominated era, if you don't start a business and do not master a superb skill, you are unwilling to join the faster growing business or team. The probability of getting rich solely by speculating on stocks is very small.

Even if you are already an excellent fund manager, there is still a long way to go before you can really get rich by the stock market. Buffett spent five or sixty years to prove that he can get rich by speculation. During this period, tens of millions of ordinary investors may have disappeared because they share the same dream.

To sum up, the more wealthy people are, the more suitable they are to speculate in stocks, and most investors are not suitable for speculation.

Only when we understand this, ordinary investors will not be able to switch frequently between "masters" or "neuropathy" when confronted with China's stock market.

The more wealthy people are, the more suitable they are to speculate in stocks, and most investors are not suitable to speculate in stocks.

Only when we understand this, ordinary investors will not be able to switch frequently between "masters" or "neuropathy" when confronted with China's stock market.

It's hard for retail investors to get rich by speculates. It's hard for retail investors to get rich by stocks.

Since October, the Shanghai Composite Index has risen by more than 10%. With the rebound of the stock index, some funds are beginning to become more and more popular. The market and financing balance of the OTC market are beginning to rebound. This is a good thing for the market. However, as a stock market watchdog, seeing this situation is just like seeing a sharp drop in the external capital allocation and the balance of the field financing, it is always "worrying". It is worried that the ordinary investors will once again be confused by greed and blind optimism and become irrational, and then will not be able to withstand the next wave of market volatility.

What does the stock market mean for ordinary investors? Is it just a pursuit of wealth, or do they really think that stocks can become rich? Or is it dependent on the stock market? It is a kind of entertainment similar to playing mahjong and jumping square dance. If you don't know this question, you will lose your mind in the face of many stimulates and desires, thus completely losing the knowledge of the stock market and the control of your own hard earned wealth.

If China's stock market is in 2008 and this year,

Without giving more investors thought, the stock market in the future will not give less lessons to ordinary investors in any case.

The stock market is a market that has existed for hundreds of years. No matter how many scientific data or economic logic can prove that the stock market has very high participation value, but as an ordinary investor, if we always think about becoming rich by stock trading, history also tells us that its probability is almost zero.

Perhaps Buffett's existence has changed the impression of the US and even the whole world on the stock market. But how much of the wealth of the United States or China is really going to become rich through stock trading?

China and the United States, among the top one hundred billionaires, are less than 2% who get rich through stocks altogether, and if you think that 2% of the rich just get rich because of stocks, it is even more wrong.

The reason why the rich stock is not because

To get rich, they have to go to stocks after they are rich.

The purpose of rich stocks is not to get rich, but to hedge the risk of holding huge amounts of cash, that is, to preserve value.

Only ordinary investors go to the stock market to embrace the mentality of becoming rich.

In fact, it is a kind of illusion that stocks can become rich. It is just like a reader who thinks that there is a truth in the book that there is a gold house and a book in its own face.

The existence of this principle does not have any problems in itself. The problem is that the existence of this principle is of no significance to ordinary investors.

In the long run, the stock market can indeed keep its value. This can be clearly reflected from the historical data, especially the change of the stock index market, which is more helpful to prove the characteristics of the stock market.

The rich stocks generally belong to the more rational distribution of property. The first thing is the distribution. Therefore, the consideration of safety is greater than the pursuit of value added.

They tend to have long held value.

Ordinary investors often have less capital and less demand for value preservation. They seldom consider how to allocate assets and pay more attention to the pursuit of expected returns. For ordinary investors, only those stocks that can be doubled at any time can only sense the value of stock speculation.

From the very beginning, the risks of the "rich" and "ordinary investors" have changed dramatically.

As the capital bubble is blowing up, how can the rich get rich if they do not get rich in stocks? This is a very good question. My answer is that, apart from very special factors such as inheritance, most of the rich are rich through entrepreneurial and continuous professional skills and career planning.