It means that only 1 person out of ten people comes in to make money, and the money lost by nine people is 1 person; In fact, the chances of ordinary people making money from stock trading are not so great, perhaps less than 5%, that is, only 5 out of 100 people make money from stock trading.
Reason 1: Because our A-share market is a market that pays more attention to financing than returns, that is, the main function of the stock market is to set up for enterprise financing, not for investment.
Because the A-share market is a tool for listed companies, major shareholders and major institutions to circle money, ordinary people will only be circled by them when they enter the stock market.
Because A shares are a speculative market, speculation is to harvest people as leeks. When you come in, you harvest one by one, and when you come in, you harvest one by one. People are always harvested by speculation.
Reason 2: Because ordinary people's stock trading ability is too weak, and they don't have certain stock trading ability and professional knowledge, how can they make money in the stock market?
The most typical example is that ordinary people don't need professional knowledge in stock trading, and I'm afraid they don't even know what stock means. In addition, stocks like to chase up and down, regardless of positions at all, and there is no awareness of risk control. These are the biggest drawbacks of ordinary people's stock trading.
Therefore, according to this inference, the probability of ordinary people making money from stock trading is only within 10%. The real reason is the subjective factors of the stock market and the people themselves. It is suggested that ordinary people should not set foot in the stock market and go to work honestly.