So many stocks have doubled, why do most shareholders lose money?

Many stocks in the stock market have doubled, but most investors have been losing money, which seems incredible, but it is inevitable. I combed it for the following five reasons:

First, the most critical reason is the lack of recognition of the stock market. Stock traders don't know what stocks will rise, what stocks will fall, when stocks will rise, when the trend will reverse, and under what circumstances the rising stocks can still be held. This is the crux of the loss.

Second, there is a lack of overall awareness. Most retail investors are obsessed with short-term ups and downs and have not improved their models. What is the pattern of the stock market? Generally speaking, it is the stock operation cycle. What you care about is the cycle of the annual line, the seasonal line and the monthly line, then your pattern is big. If you care about one minute, five minutes, or the daily line, your pattern is small.

Third, I can't stand the temptation of rising stock prices. Seeing that the stock rose well, I couldn't resist my inner impulse and plunged into it. As we all know, the stock rose well, which was deliberately shown to retail investors by the main force to attract their attention. When you see that the stock has gone up well, the main force has slipped away quietly. When you think the stock price will go up, it suddenly opens lower, trapping you.

Fourth, look down on stocks that have not yet risen, and have no patience to keep stocks that have not risen. It is difficult for retail investors to see the stock market before it rises. In the eyes of retail investors, there are only good stocks that have risen, but they look down on stocks that have not risen and despise stocks that have fallen. After all, it is still the kind of mood that is eager to clinch a deal!

5. Diligence in class, laziness after class. Retail investors are very diligent in the market, looking for stocks that have risen well everywhere, selling this and buying that, and they are very busy. It's like a holiday. If you have nothing to do, go to eat, drink and be merry. If you don't study and resume trading, you miss the good stock and the best buying opportunity.

As the saying goes, cold temples burn incense. It means that if you often burn incense in front of the temple, the Bodhisattva will remember you. In fact, few people burn incense in cold temples, and people flock to temples with strong incense. So is the stock market. Most retail investors are concerned about stocks that have risen well, and they don't like stocks that haven't risen yet.