The so-called "among 10 people who speculate in the stock market, 1 person wins, 2 people draw and 7 people lose" is just a folk saying, which roughly describes the current situation that there are very few winners and losers everywhere in the stock market. In fact, it doesn't mean that 10% is profitable, 20% is just flat, and 70% is really losing money, but 1: 2: 7 got it.

Therefore, when the landlord asked the futures traders the ratio of winning and losing, I could only give you a rough ratio and extremely accurate data. . . I don't think anyone in this world knows.

My personal opinion is that the ratio of win, draw and loss of futures traders is about 40%: 10%: 50%, because both sides need long and short opponents to place orders, and the ratio of profit and loss should be 50: 50, but in fact some people are even after deducting the handling fee.

By the way, the stock market has eliminated a group of retail investors in the last five years, and the futures market has eliminated a group in three years (many of them are old investors from the stock market). . . . )