Before answering this question, you must first understand the nature of finance! Finance itself does not create wealth. The essence of finance is the redistribution of wealth. Simply put, it is to solve the problems of financing, investment, return and exit.

The great teacher Marx once said that capitalists are afraid of no profit or too little profit, just like nature is afraid of a vacuum. Once there are appropriate profits, capital becomes bold. If there is a 10% profit, it will be used everywhere; if there is a 20% profit, it will become active; if there is a 50% profit, it will take risks; for a 100% profit, it will be used everywhere. For profit, it dares to trample all human laws; for 300% profit, it dares to commit any crime and even risk hanging.

As a tool, what finance has to do is to use the lowest-cost funds to invest in the most profitable projects, and then achieve an effective exit of capital with high returns in the financial market.

So to sum up, can financial practitioners create social wealth? The answer is obvious. cannot. The existence of financial professional service personnel is to improve market efficiency, improve the efficiency of integrated resources in the stock market, futures, foreign exchange, funds and other markets, and enhance the pricing power of key commodities and currencies. To put it simply, invest the funds of people with idle funds into high-profit project industries, and then use the financial market to realize the exit of capital. Every link, closely linked, requires the participation and collaboration of professionals.