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What happened to the bull market? Why do investors invest in bear markets? Is this reasonable?

Not only top investors like bear markets, but many ordinary investors also like bear markets. The gap lies in whether there is enough money at the moment. I think everyone is familiar with this sentence. It also confirms this sentence. One of the most popular events in the stock market is the explosion of positions by many listed companies, such as Oriental Garden. A few years ago, major shareholders donated money for public welfare. They throw money everywhere and the scenery is infinitely beautiful. In a blink of an eye, people see that this is just an embarrassment. It seems that the boss is not as good as a dog.

The thousands of points that the stock index plummeted were both the worst time and the best time. The worst time is that investors suffer heavy losses, and the major shareholders of listed companies are no exception. In the best times, the rich can bargain-hunt at low prices and obtain high-quality assets. For example, a large number of state-owned assets quietly take over the market. For example, the author recently contacted a government platform company and planned to acquire listed companies in a bear market.

When we trade, we earn the bid-ask difference. If there is little room for market fluctuation, our profit margin will be limited, and the risk will increase. A market will judge the trend from a greater grasp, then enter the market, judge the end of the trend, and then leave. In fact, we can't eat the whole market. Many times we only eat the middle, and interruption is also the golden part of trading, so you can imagine that if the market fluctuation space is limited, it is very likely that we have just judged this trend, and this trend may soon reach its peak. This market situation is a high-risk and low-profit market situation, and it is not worth taking risks.

Take the stock market as an example, the obvious upward trend is of course good, the investment can get a quick return, and the risk of following the trend strategy will be greatly reduced. But when the bull market trend enters the middle and late stage, all the chips are much more expensive, and the stocks of good companies have risen to the sky, and your profit margin will naturally be greatly reduced. Remember, the stock of a good company is naturally good, but more importantly, the price must be very cheap! This directly determines whether you can make money and how much money you can earn.