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Practical experience has shown that there are not many people who can truly preserve the fruits of victory by speculating in the stock market. Many people only once owned it. It seems to be an accepted fact that there are always a few people who make profits in the stock market.

In the Chinese stock market, there has always been a saying that there are seven losses, two equalities, and one gain. Although it is just a stock proverb and not a strict scientific statistic, it basically reveals the essence of stock market speculation.

According to statistics from relevant sources, less than 10% of speculators truly profit from stock market speculation after each market round. Even in a bull market like the one in 2000, the number of people who truly speculate and profit in a year is less than 10%.

That is to say, even if there is a big market trend, no matter how high the market rises, once the trend ends, there are always a few people who can ultimately maintain the fruits of victory and ensure profits.

The truth of the matter is that many speculators may have made profits in the past, or have actually made profits, but those are only profits on paper. Due to their inability to seize opportunities to mitigate risks, they quickly turn the profits they have already obtained into nothing, like riding a roller coaster.

Why did it lead to such an outcome?

The reasons why only a few people in the stock market can ultimately maintain speculative profits are multifaceted. In addition to the greed and fear that are unique to human nature, there are also some objective reasons, such as——

Firstly, speculators have differences in intelligence levels.

Speculation in the stock market is actually an intellectual competition that is similar to a zero sum game, and the overall quality of speculators has a great impact on the final profit of speculation.

Strictly speaking, every move in stock market speculation does not require pre established contingency plans and techniques, as these plans and techniques may not necessarily correspond to changes in the actual trading market, and may even be suspected of dogmatism, rigidity, and stagnation. Instead, they need to adapt to the situation, choose the right one, and integrate all tactics and techniques into one, act accordingly, and apply them to the point where they are so ingenious that it is impossible to see what kind of tactics and techniques they are. This is the realm that ancient sages referred to as' the wonder of application lies in one heart '.

Many small and medium-sized speculators simply cannot achieve this. It is unlikely to achieve ultimate profitability.

Secondly, many small and medium-sized retail speculators face profit seeking opponents who are well-informed, financially strong, and have far-reaching backgrounds as main institutions or players. In this intellectual competition that is almost a zero sum game, they are in an unequal disadvantaged position from the beginning.

Wanting to take money out of the opponent's pocket is like taking food from a tiger's mouth, and one must be wise and resourceful.

Because these main forces not only have strong funds, well-informed information, and profound backgrounds, but also have a think tank composed of first-class or even super first-class professional research talents. Their every successful hype means that many retail investors and small and medium-sized institutions have been trapped and become their delicious food.

Another important reason why small and medium-sized investors often lose money is the misunderstanding in their understanding. Many seemingly correct theories often irresponsibly advocate "defeating the main force", but in reality, it is almost impossible to defeat these main institutions and main forces, which is an extremely unrealistic and one-sided fantasy. To be fair, retail investors are just retail investors. They must not be arrogant and forget their identity. Since the emergence of the stock market, retail investors have rarely had the ability to surpass and defeat major institutions and players. This is a fact, not a lack of ambition.

Thirdly, the operating performance of numerous listed companies in the Chinese stock market is truly disappointing. Such poor business performance has further fueled the speculative atmosphere among retail investors. In fact, when entering the stock market, regardless of whether the strategy is investment or speculation, people's profit source is common and unique, which is the dividends of listed companies.

After understanding the objective facts that are difficult to change at the moment, as numerous individual investors in the stock market, we should know what to do.

Firstly, one must have the courage to confront their weaknesses and shortcomings. The objective fact that retail investors cannot change is that they have limited funds, outdated information, and strong competitors. In the face of such objective facts, one should never harbor unrealistic fantasies and always remember that one is always at a disadvantage and at a disadvantage. Always remember your own shortcomings, be good at hiding your weaknesses, never let your mind get overheated, become arrogant, and attempt to defeat powerful main institutions and forces. One should enter and exit the stock market with a mindset of being a person with a tail between them.

Secondly, one should set their profit goals that are more realistic. Don't be greedy for too much work, aim too high for too much success. To be a good person, one needs to be practical first, and the same goes for stock trading. Don't do things that are impossible to achieve and waste your time and effort. Instead, combine your financial, technical, and knowledge factors to set achievable speculation goals.

For example, when entering the stock market, if the funds are only 100000 yuan or even less, and there is enough time to ensure it, then super short-term speculation should be the main focus.

The technology needs to be quite strong, and the goal should be in line with the overall market trend and personal actual ability. If the daily profit margin is set at 10%, it is obviously difficult. If it is set at 3%, it is completely possible to achieve it.

In fact, there are many stocks with a daily increase of 3%, and even in a bear market, it is possible to find one or two such stocks. Earning 3% every day doesn't seem like a difficult task. This number may seem insignificant, but how many people can truly achieve it?