In 2022, A-shares finally came to an end. After a year of bear market, the Shanghai Composite Index fell by 15%, the Shenzhen Composite Index fell by 26%, and the GEM Index fell by 30%. This year, the market fell below 3,000 points twice, and investors across the country launched

In 2022, A-share finally came to an end. After a year of bear market, Shanghai Stock Exchange Index fell by 15%, Shenzhen Stock Exchange Index fell by 26%, and GEM Index fell by 30%. This year, and , the broader market, fell below 3,000 points twice. Investors across the country launched two battles to defend 3,000 points, and investors were in dire straits.

This year's top ten bear stocks have also been released. The distribution of the top ten decliners is: ST Mingcheng -73.28%, *ST Kaile -70.32%. *ST Zeda -69.39%, *ST Amethyst -69%, Goertek -68.76%, *ST Yikang -67.87%, Weir Shares -66.46%, *ST Hejia -64.93%, Jingfeng Mingyuan -64.66%, Jinlitai -64.33%.

ST stocks accounted for half of the top ten decliners. Putting aside ST stocks, there are actually two white horse stocks . The once big bull stocks have fallen horribly this year. They dominate the two cities. Weill shares semiconductor chip leading stock. The former profit king, no one cares about it now, and it has fallen 70% since its high point. Goertek shares have continued to fall sharply since being cut off by Fruit Chain. Although it is still profitable, its performance has obviously declined seriously. It has been abandoned by funds and has emerged from the collapse trend. It has fallen by 74% from its high point.

There is another reason why these two stocks have been falling. That is that they have been skyrocketing for many years. The stock price of and has increased dozens of times, which is a serious overdraft. The stock market is cyclical. There are no stocks that keep rising. The decline is also a process of removing bubbles and returning to value.