We can understand it as: because we are poor, we can take a gamble. If we lose, there is only so much money in our account. If we earn, we will earn a lot.

Second, futures are zero, and the market is essentially a pool of funds. Whoever has the ability to take it will stay, and whoever has no ability will stay. Therefore, there is more speculation.

Finally, everyone with small assets likes to speculate in futures, while the rich pay more attention to steady appreciation, so they will not take such a big risk to speculate in futures.

Third, the stock market is an investment market, which values the actual growth space of enterprises behind the stock and is a place for value investment (of course, speculation is also popular in the stock market). Unworthy capital and leverage will never break out. Theoretically, the enterprise will come back after it has been well managed in the later period.

Finally, in our vernacular, the poor broke the compensation 10 million, and the rich broke the compensation10 million. Those who are barefoot are not afraid of wearing shoes, and those who wear shoes are afraid of barefoot. But this is still a one-sided understanding. In fact, the fluctuation of A shares is still very large, it will go up and down, and it is nothing more than a matter of three or five boards to raise money at will.

Whether rich or poor, the pursuit of safe assets and compound interest is king.