1. Retail investors frequently operate and miss many opportunities to make money.

2. retail investors can't judge the trend, and chasing up and down leads to great losses.

3. Retail investors can't hold stocks for a long time, and can't make profits from the appreciation of stocks.

With the stock market becoming more and more popular, many people put money into the stock market in the hope of making profits, but the small retail investors in the stock market do not make money in most cases. They had a good time in the stock market, but in the end they didn't make much money, and some even lost money. Retail investors are short of psychology and funds, so it is very difficult to make money in the stock market.

First, retail investors frequently operate and miss many opportunities to make money. When many retail investors invest in stocks, they like to listen to all kinds of gossip and chase market hotspots. Although there are not many stocks in their hands, they operate frequently, buying them today and selling them tomorrow, resulting in many retail investors wasting a lot of money in frequent operations, and the principal is getting less and less. Frequent operations are difficult to make money, and will consume investment enthusiasm. Retail investors will make money today and lose money tomorrow, but overall they will not make money.

Second, retail investors can't judge the trend, and chasing up and down leads to losses. Many retail investors don't want to study the stock market deeply. They just chase up and down according to their own judgment. Once the stock you buy goes up, you often earn a little, but you are afraid of losing money, so you quickly sell the stock. When their stocks fall, they are unwilling to sell stop loss. When stocks fall all the way or even cut meat, their reaction is to cut meat. Retail investors chase up and down in the stock market, which leads them to earn little when they make money and lose a lot when they lose money. The money they earn can't cover the cost of losing money, and they can't make money in the stock market.

Third, retail investors can't hold stocks for a long time, and they can't make profits from the appreciation of stocks. Many stocks start at a low price, and it will take a year or two or even years to double their chances. Most retail investors can't hold a stock for a long time. They will care about the short-term fluctuation of the stock price, which will lead them to give up because of psychological factors even if they buy a bull stock, and will not benefit from the appreciation of the stock.

Retail investors can't make money, which has a lot to do with their psychology. Only by overcoming your inner weakness can you make money. If you have other views on this, please leave a message for discussion.