Interesting, are the advice given by experts now so direct? One of the top ten unsolved mysteries in the contemporary world - the US stock market, which has the most perfect short-selling system in the world, has gone through the world's longest bull market. The existence of a large number of short-selling funds has made the US stock market rise more steadily.
However, the A-shares, which have the most imperfect short-selling system in the world, only want to go long, and have various restrictions on short-selling, but they have never been able to rise, and the bulls have been killed continuously.
What is the reason for this? Is it backward policy, poor economy, or human problems? I prefer the statement of a netizen -
The strange stitching must come from the twisted genes
The upper class actually has a unique positioning of finance
It is completely different from the positioning of the stock market in Europe and the United States
The route is completely different
But the expectations of retail investors and investors for the stock market are European and American
This leads to the twist between management and the market
This twist has not been reversed for 30 years
So the core is still the problem of source positioning
If this problem is not solved
A-shares will never be able to get better!
