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Excuse me, is there any similarity between fried wine and stock trading?
Everything is different.

Similarly, everyone can make money or lose money.

No, frying wine is a process of constantly chasing high. As long as someone picks up the stick, the wine can continue to be fried. If no one answers, you'll have to drink the wine yourself. The essence of frying wine is to artificially change the relationship between supply and demand. For example, you have a lot of money and bought 50% of this wine. In the past, the annual supply of this wine was 10%, and it was consumed in 10 years. But after you control this wine, you only sell 2% every year, and the market demand can't be met at all, and the price will rise. Who has control? Have you ever heard of fried tulips in Europe? A tulip can be sold for the price of a house, but later, this cycle was broken and countless people who fired him were displaced.

On the other hand, stock trading is different. There are too many things to eat or drink, neither less nor more (with the same share capital). This is a real company. The operation of the company determines the profit, and the profit determines the stock price. Although the stock price can be artificially changed (banker's operation), it will always restore its value.

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