Why is it said that the return of large-scale domestic players to A-shares is a foregone conclusion? 👀
The continued rise of A-shares will undoubtedly attract some domestic investors to transfer funds back to A-shares. After all, the deposit and withdrawal process of A-shares is convenient, safe and completely legal, which are its natural advantages. Moreover, A-shares have experienced oversold in the past decade, and once the bull market comes, it is very likely to last for 6 to 8 months. For stocks like Moutai and Wuliangye, investing in them is basically waiting for profits.
We enter the currency circle to invest and make money, not to have a relationship with it. The saying that "the currency circle abuses me thousands of times, and I treat the currency circle like my first love" is actually due to the lack of better options.
In the bull market, the money-making effect of A-shares is obviously much stronger than that of the currency circle, there is no doubt about this. The rise of stocks is gradual, while the volatility of the currency circle is unpredictable. Stocks are expectations of the future, while the currency circle relies on volatility to make profits, which reflects the biggest difference between value investment and pure speculation.
I personally may not be suitable for investing in A-shares, and I may only take 10% to 20% of my funds to try, but I will not completely give up the cryptocurrency world. A-shares and US stocks have their own problems: A-shares are T+1, one-way transactions, and small players are more difficult to participate; while US stocks are much more troublesome in opening accounts and depositing and withdrawing funds. In comparison, the cryptocurrency world is still the choice with the lowest threshold.
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