Investment requires taking a lot of risks. Therefore, when people take the step of investing, they are neither borrowing from experience nor blindly making random guesses. It's all just stupid tricks. If you want to keep increasing the value of your wealth, you must use game knowledge to analyze people's investment behavior and analyze your biggest profit points, so that you can be targeted.

Who is the biggest fool in the stock market

In the capital market (such as the stock and futures market), the reason why people are willing to pay a high price to buy something regardless of its true value is because It's because they expect a bigger fool to buy it from them for a higher price. What the "Big Fool Theory" wants to reveal is the motivation behind speculative behavior. The key to speculative behavior is to determine "whether there is a bigger fool than yourself." It can be said that any speculator believes in nothing more than the "biggest fool" theory.

There is a famous paradox in economics called the "paradox of thrift." It just tells people that money is for spending. Saving money without consuming it is not conducive to economic growth. Only if you continue to spend money and consume, products are sold, and profits are recovered, can employees get wages. Only by developing can we further consume, so that the economy can continue to grow. Spending money is necessary for everyone and what everyone wants. The other side of consumption can be seen as investment. Investment and consumption are two aspects of the same thing. When you go to a restaurant to eat, you might as well think of it as an investment in your body; when you buy flowers for your girlfriend, you can think of it as an investment in love; when you buy back knives, pliers and other tools, you should also think of it as an investment to save yourself work time. Anyway, where there is consumption, there is investment. Everyone wants to consume, and everyone also wants to invest.

1. Everyone does not want to be the biggest fool. In order to do this, in addition to a deep understanding of oneself, one also needs to have superb guessing and judgment abilities about other people's psychology.

2. Many times, the investment decisions we think are very rational are actually limited rationality, so when making decisions, don’t be too self-righteous.