Introduction
Stock withdrawal machine
The China Securities Regulatory Commission solemnly reminds: The stock market involves risks, and investors should be cautious when entering the market.
Professionals comment: China's stock market is full of games between retail investors and institutions.
Investors sighed bitterly: The stock market is just an ATM.
Introduction
Has anyone been to heaven? Yes, stock investors have been there.
Has anyone been to hell? Yes, Chinese stock investors have.
When the Shanghai Composite Index first stood at 3,000 points, broke through 4,000 points, surpassed 5,000 points and rushed to 6,000 points, Chinese stock investors saw what heaven was like: gold everywhere, dazzling.
Chinese stock investors' feeling in heaven is just one word: dizzy!
When the Shanghai Composite Index plummeted from above 6,000 points, Chinese stock investors followed the market in a free fall, and in one breath, they fell into hell.
And what's more, Chinese stock investors also know that hell is not the final destination. Going further down, there are eighteen levels.
Where is God?
Where is Buddha?
After so many years of searching and praying, finally having the opportunity to arrive in heaven, but Chinese stock investors still haven't seen it, nor has anyone else.
On the contrary, Yan Wang, Wu Chang, and various ghosts have all been encountered by Chinese stock investors in their inescapable hell. Not only have they seen them, but some people have even touched Yan Wang's nose!
Moreover, Chinese stock investors have also suffered all kinds of cruel tortures in hell, such as: beheading; such as: simmering.
What is the stock market?
The stock market is a place for investment. Shareholders give the money they have saved from frugal living to listed companies, helping them solve their funding problems, complete their operations, occupy the market, and gain profits, thus becoming successful people. Of course, some listed companies will also return part of their profits to shareholders.
What kind of place do stock investors think the stock market is?
Capital preservation and appreciation are basic ideals. A higher level of ideal is: to participate in national construction, participate in market economy, become the master of the country, and become a world power.
What is China's stock market?
So far, no one has given shareholders a clear and consensus answer.
Due to the lack of a clear answer, China's stock market also does not have a clear boundary, and it is more like a free market that lacks effective management, almost in the purest sense of a free market. As a result, all sorts of gods, immortals, and demons have emerged on the scene. Thus, China's stock market has become the most lively stage for China's economy and even the world economy.
Watching a play costs money, watching a big play costs a lot of money. As a result, Chinese stock investors pay a high price for the brilliant performances of all parties involved.
If it were just a matter of spending money to watch the show, that would be fine. But poor Chinese stock investors are not only spectators, they are also being taken along for the ride, becoming actors themselves, truly experiencing the difference between heaven and hell, savoring the torture in detail, thus having a life of tragic joy amidst water and fire.
Professionals say that the stock market is a barometer of the national economy.
In 2008, a great China will be a brilliant year and will be a year for the Chinese people to show their strong national power.
In 2008, the 29th Olympic Games will be held in China, and the Chinese people will show their enthusiasm and prosperity to the world. The grand and powerful torch relay alone is enough to make the world marvel at China's strength. However, China's stock market has been moving in the opposite direction since last October, not only failing to see prosperity but also showing weakness. Under the bright sky, amidst the passionate and turbulent life, Chinese investors are struggling to calculate which layer of hell they are in. Nevertheless, investors still believe that the country is strong, the Chinese stock market is accumulating momentum, and they will eventually return to heaven.
Yes, returning to heaven is just a matter of time, in the hearts of Chinese stock investors, there is still hope amidst the struggle.
This is truly a play, a rare and grand play filled with sorrow and joy. Buying and selling, no coercion, all voluntary; chasing rises and falls, no constraints, all at the mercy of one's heart demon. Coming and going, crying and laughing, rising and falling, several rounds of human sorrow and joy, a journey of the heart, all in the stock market's ups and downs.
Don't write it down, shouldn't be.
