Please reconsider this question: traders in many institutions such as funds are also human beings. Are their investment decisions correct every time? What is their ratio of success to failure?
3. Investment guru Peter Lynch warned ordinary investors more than 20 years ago that professional investors are not as smart as people think, and amateur investors are not as stupid as people think; Only when amateur investors blindly listen to professional investors will they become very stupid in investing.
The master's meaning is very enlightening, that is, we must rely on ourselves, not those stupid institutional investors, and try our best to choose stocks that are small, excellent and cheap, and have no long-term investment by institutional investors.
4. Xinhecheng is an old growth stock of small and medium-sized board. Excellent performance for many years, but in recent years, comprehensive profitability is in danger of continuous decline. From its profit growth rate of 20 10 to 20 12, it can be seen that it is 8%, 6% and -27% respectively. However, judging from its earnings per share, the company's share price was seriously underestimated at around 14 yuan, so it has been on the rise in recent months. At present, the stock price is 22 yuan, and the dynamic and static P/E ratio is no more than 20 times, indicating that the company's stock price is still in a reasonable range.
As for your question, it can only be solved by the market, not in a few words. Because we are not in the fund industry, it is difficult to know the intention of funds, and nonsense is meaningless.