The data doesn't lie? This institution seems to be particularly concerned about our A-share market, and after a long pause, it came out and spoke again. Just yesterday, BlackRock, a well-known institution, released a financial statistic, claiming that in the past year, the total market value of the A-share market has decreased by 27 trillion yuan, and the average loss of investors has reached a jaw-dropping 140,000 yuan. At the same time, the number of remaining retail investors is less than 50 million, a direct drop of more than three-quarters.
I don't know how true the statistics are. And on what basis are they calculated? Everyone should still remember how resolute the statement of this institution when it withdrew from the big A last year, almost saying cruel words such as never seeing, it is no exaggeration to say that their performance caused a panic in the market at that time. However, the show did not end there, and after that, the institution always came out from time to time to comment on A-shares, saying that it would make a comeback, and then creating an ETF in emerging markets excluding China. If your IQ is below 100, you're bound to be blinded by their movements, so much so that you wonder what they're trying to do.
Objectively speaking, we can't maintain a completely skeptical attitude towards the source of relevant data, after all, as a small and medium-sized investor who is soft-spoken, the operating experience has indeed been poor for a year, so the defects and problems of the market must exist, and everyone only questions the accuracy of the statistics. The continuous loss of funds in the accounts of small and medium-sized shareholders is absolute, but others can accurately measure the dynamic data of our market to two decimal places.
I always believe that we can only selectively believe in those data from the outside, and we can't accept it all, or even trust it in detail! At a time when the smoke of financial warfare is permeating, it cannot be ruled out that what others do contains corresponding motives. Therefore, everyone should make judgments based on their true feelings and common sense logic, and it is absolutely necessary to follow the trend without a brain and follow the crowd!