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Jiang's father went bankrupt and jumped off the building. What are the risks of stock trading in real life?

There are three risks in stock trading in real life.

The first risk is that the stock price falls, and there is no hope of recovery in the short, medium and long term, so taking the initiative to cut the meat will only lose a small amount of principal.

The second kind of risk is that listed companies sell assets to repay their creditor's rights, and retail shareholders can only get very little compensation. This kind of risk will lose a lot of principal.

The third kind of risk is that the stock is highly leveraged, and as a result, the stock price falls beyond the standard, and all the principal is directly lost.

First, the risk of stock trading is small, and the stock market is risky. Be cautious when entering the market. This sentence is familiar to investors.

I believe everyone has experienced it except those who just entered the market, right? A little fall? The risk, because the stock price will not always rise, but will rise and fall, why?

Because in order to reduce the difficulty and pressure of controlling the market, the dealer will actively suppress the stock price, break the psychological defense of retail investors to urge them to leave, so as to achieve the purpose of cleaning floating chips. In this process, the stock price will rise and fall.

So every shareholder should have it? Cut the meat and leave after a small fall? Experience.

Second, the secondary risk of stock trading is uncomfortable, but it is only a small loss of principal. If the stock is delisted, it is really hard for investors.

Delisting hurts people? It is the second risk, which will make investors lose a lot of principal.

After the stock is delisted, if the company goes bankrupt, it will sell its assets to pay off its debts. First, the major shareholders, and finally the retail shareholders. Generally speaking, the compensation that minority shareholders can get from delisting companies is already one tenth compared with the principal.

This is a very cruel thing!

Third, the three risks of stock trading plus leverage have been eliminated. However, although delisting will be very painful, it is still desirable. After all, there is compensation. Mosquitoes are also meat.

What is real despair? It is to increase leverage to trade stocks, because according to the leverage agreement, the more leverage you add, the smaller the decline you can bear. Once the stock you buy falls to the clearance line, your principal will be completely zero!

So-called? Add leverage and go up in smoke? That's what it means. Many hot-headed investors go to leverage, thinking that they can strive to turn bicycles into motorcycles, but in fact, the end result is often? Turn off the lights and eat noodles? .

Turn off the lights and eat noodles? This is an idiom circulating in the stock market, especially for those stock market investors who have suffered such a severe blow that they are completely mentally broken and numb.

Today, when I got home, I cooked some noodles and cried while eating. Tears fell into the bowl and I didn't turn on the light. ?