Haha, have you compared how long it takes for a fund of 1 yuan to rise to 2 yuan and how long it takes for a stock of 10 yuan to rise to 1 yuan? If they are similar, is anyone still willing to speculate in stocks?

For example, the price of Chinalco was around 24 yuan on August 1, and it had reached more than 54 yuan on August 30. Within this month, if the best fund can rise from 1 yuan to 1 yuan and 20 cents in just one month, that’s great, right? So let’s calculate it. If you have 240,000 yuan, you can buy 10,000 shares of Chinalco or 240,000 funds:

10,000 X 30=300,000

240,000 OK, let's put it another way. You can calculate statistics. For a low-priced stock with good fundamentals and acceptable performance, even if it costs 10 yuan, what is its monthly increase? In a bull market, it is very easy for a 10 yuan stock of this quality to rise 1 yuan a month. It only takes 1 daily limit, 20 trading days, and the final return is 10%.

As for the fund you mentioned, if it rises from 1 yuan to 2 yuan, then it is 100%. You can check it according to the average Growth rate, from January to December now, what is the average increase of a fund in one year. To achieve a 100% return, a new fund needs at least 10 months when the bull market is going very well.

So the key is to buy funds or stocks, not your calculation. If you know the technology of stock trading, you will analyze graphics and pay attention to policies and international stock market conditions, futures, exchange rates, crude oil, gold prices and other information. Then I suggest you invest in stocks personally. The income will be more than the fund.

If you are like you now and know nothing about the stock market and have no time to research, analyze and study, then it is better to buy funds. Give your money to a professional fund company team to help you trade stocks, and you and the fund company will jointly bear the losses and profits.

Just like a company boss, stock trading means expanding your business by yourself, taking responsibility for your own profits and losses, and all the profits and losses you make are yours. As for a fund, it hires a salesperson to run the business. You have to give him a commission. If he makes a loss, you can't ask him to pay it all. You have to share the loss with him.

So you understand.