This statement is wrong. Whether the fund rises or not depends on the investment target and has little to do with the number of people; The rise and fall of a stock depends on the value of the listed company or the attention paid by speculative funds to this stock.

Funds have broad and narrow definitions. A fund in a broad sense refers to a certain amount of funds set up for a certain purpose. It mainly includes trust and investment funds, provident funds, insurance funds, retirement funds and funds of various foundations. It should be noted here that what people usually refer to as funds mainly refers to securities investment funds, that is, stock funds, but there are actually many non-stock funds.

Stock is a certificate of ownership issued by a joint-stock company, and it is a kind of valuable securities issued by a joint-stock company to all kinds of shareholders as a shareholding certificate to obtain dividends and bonuses. Each share represents the shareholder's ownership of the basic unit of the enterprise. Behind every stock is a listed company. At the same time, every listed company will issue shares. The stock we usually talk about is actually listed in the secondary market, which has certain limitations.