Because you bought a manager of a fund company, your net fund value will go up after a fierce operation in the market, and the money in your pocket will gradually increase, causing all people, especially those who don't know stocks, to buy funds, and then the fund company's plate will get bigger and bigger, and then all the stocks in the stock market will go up. No, not all stocks are rising, but
In fact, in this rising voice, some investors have begun to think slowly, because at that stage, the market has been seriously fed back by a technical level, that is, fund companies that rely on bigger and bigger plates throw money in it and forcibly raise the market index, resulting in many investors starting to lose money when the market rises, and even some investors switch to funds and stop investing in the stock market.
This is also the reason why many investors now feel powerless to disrupt the market by funds. When the stock market rose and fund companies made a fortune, investors didn't get much benefit in this round of profit because of their own vision problems and technical operation problems, but when the market plummeted by 400 points and fund companies redeemed them one after another, the whole stock market followed the earthquake.
All the investors did not escape the earthquake, and they all suffered some losses, which is what I said above. On average, every investor. The real reason now is that when the market goes up, investors don't make money, because you don't have the financial resources as big as fund companies, and they don't have their operation routines, so you can't compete with them. But when the market falls, investors first have no corresponding ability to resist risks, second have no technology, and third, so the stock market is not good.
This also answers the above question. It's not a question of how much investors lose, but how much they have to pay. Some investors have even begun to surrender with white flags, and they have to shed their positions in tears because they really don't want to lose too much. Again, venture funds in the stock market are very dangerous, so don't take risks.