Why don’t people who trade stocks want to let their relatives and friends know?

The A-share market has been booming recently, and many small and medium-sized investors have entered the market one after another, forming a nationwide craze for stock speculation. In fact, before this rising tide came, according to market statistics, there were nearly 110 million investors in A-shares, and about 95% of them were small and medium investors.

This also means that in first- and second-tier cities, the proportion of investing in the stock market is very, very high. However, if it were not for the positive performance of the stock market this time, there would not seem to be many meetings discussing the stock market. This shows that there are more and more people investing in stocks silently around us. The reasons are as follows. The stock market has performed negatively in recent years, and investors have no motivation to discuss it

First of all, since the stock market entered a downward channel in the second half of 2015, the market has been in a negative decline for a long time, with no money-making effect and very low trading volume. , many investors have to stay in the stock market because their previous targets were trapped, and they have no desire to trade.

In addition, the confidence of a large number of small and medium-sized investors in recent years has been hit to the bottom by the continuous sharp decline and successive negative declines. The purpose of holding stocks is more to get rid of the situation as soon as possible. Therefore, there is no motivation and interest to communicate and discuss with relatives and friends. Due to professional restrictions, public stock trading is not allowed

We all know that employees working in financial companies such as securities and funds are subject to laws, regulations and professional behavior restrictions, and cannot open accounts for stock investment at will. Ordinary practitioners need to make pre- and post-reporting when investing and trading stocks, while fund managers who manage funds cannot invest in stocks directly. For individuals who have more investment skills than ordinary investors, there is a kind of helplessness that makes them useless. feel.

In order to avoid the rigid supervision of the industry and make transactions more convenient, many practitioners or fund managers will introduce stocks to friends for actual investment. As long as it is not the practitioner's own account, supervision is very difficult. It is difficult to obtain substantial evidence of its investment in stocks.

For this reason, this kind of borderline participation in the stock market must not be known to colleagues, leaders, or even non-friends. If someone reports his investment behavior, he will be fined and lose his job. For minor matters, there is also the danger of administrative penalties and criminal penalties when it comes to more serious matters such as insider trading. Faced with such high risks, how can practitioners take the risk to share their investment insights and stock investment experiences? Of course, they will choose to make a fortune in silence.

In addition, stock trading hours are all working hours on weekdays. In the workplace, the most taboo thing for bosses is for employees to use working time to do other things, let alone use working time to trade stocks to make extra money. Doesn't this hurt his boss in front of him?

If your normal work and personal performance are affected because of your addiction to stock trading, you are essentially taking advantage of your company to get a job and ask the company to pay social security and other benefits without creating any profits. This is a violation of professional ethics and Ethical.

Therefore, even those who are not working in the securities and fund industries will try their best to avoid high-profile stock speculation in their workplaces and only operate in secret. Naturally, they will not communicate this matter with colleagues or leaders. I dare not tell my family if I have low investment returns or serious losses.

Finally, after all, stock market investment results in more losses than profits. For investors, if they make money, they are naturally happy to share it with their families, but if they lose money, they will be happy to share it with their families. Telling your family would be shameful on the one hand, and you might be blamed by them on the other. If someone from a relative recommends a few stocks, it is difficult to refuse. If you make a recommendation and lose money, you will feel sorry for the relative, and the relationship between family members will become awkward and complicated.

Therefore, many senior investors are unwilling to declare to the public that they are investing in stocks, not only to avoid constant inquiries from young investors around them, but also to avoid possible unpleasant family relationships.

To sum up, the general trend of the stock market is not good, the restrictions of professional codes of conduct, personal face issues and the reasonable maintenance of relationships with relatives and friends are all reasons why investors are unwilling to tell people around them that they are investing in stocks. Important reasons.

The stock market trend is very good in 2020. I believe that more investors will enter the market to speculate in stocks. It does not matter whether we discuss or communicate. I hope that every investor can grasp the rhythm, select good stocks, and take advantage of the stock market in 2020. Take advantage of the market and make a lot of money!