No wonder people look down on A-shares.

The ones who can make money on A-shares are all ruthless fellows who deeply understand human nature.
They constantly pit short-term trades against each other in a game.
That “value investing” theory from the U.S. stock market has people all trapped.
A few years ago, Gaoling Capital made money riding the dividends of the times.
Zhang Lei even wrote a book called “Value.”
Not letting him lose so badly that the company goes bankrupt is already pretty good.
Now when you buy A-shares, nobody pays attention to fundamentals.
You have to look at strategies from military art, Buddhism, and game theory.
Retail investors who aren’t good at these things are all fuel for A-shares.
A-shares are also bad for small investors.
Whenever it rises, executives and major shareholders sell.
If there are profits, they quickly distribute dividends and do all kinds of investments to get out.
By the way, in the crypto world, lots of projects—if you look closely at how they operate—you’ll find that these “failed speculators” like this keep making money in a gray area using the same playbook.
The project team you’re expecting to pump it—by the time you notice, the team itself has almost forgotten it’s the person in charge of the project.
They’re all 🐶🌿.
Only people who’ve suffered losses know how important it is to work with people who are honest and keep their word…