My old man touched the stock market in the late 1990s. At that time, the main channels for obtaining information were newspapers, books and other paper media. The few words I saw most: "The stock market is the barometer of the economy" and "The stock market has risks, so be cauti

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My old man touched the stock market in the late 1990s. At that time, the main channels for obtaining information were newspapers, books and other paper media. The few words I saw most:

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The old man touched the stock market in the late 1990s. At that time, the main channels for obtaining information were newspapers, books and other paper media. The most common sentences were: "The stock market is the barometer of the economy", "The stock market has risks, so be cautious when entering the market"; at that time, we could still see "the stock market is the product of the capitalist economy" (it is rare to see now, and few people mention it). After so many years, there have been many doubts, such as: "The stock market is the barometer of the economy", but reality is not that true. Today I will talk to my friends about this sentence.

If "the stock market is the barometer of the economy" is established, this sentence is very, very important to investors. It is the same as "time (practice, I think the truth is still tested by time) and is the only criterion for testing truth", which determines the development trend of things. That is to say, if the stock market is the barometer of the economy, When the economy is good, the stock market will turn bullish, and once the economy is bad, the stock market will turn bearish. Then investors can take corresponding measures in this general trend to avoid or reduce investment losses. But judging from my A shares over the years, "the stock market is the barometer of the economy" is not a positive correlation, but an anti-correlation .

is reflected in the fact that when the entity goes downward, the investment entity has no more profit opportunities, which leads to funds flowing to the stock market and indirectly accelerates the recession of the real economy. Therefore, when the economy is down, it is much easier to save the economy by speculating in the stock market than to directly revitalizing entities. The stock market is a capital-driven market. As long as there is a steady stream of funds entering the market, the stock market can keep rising. To this end, when the economy is bad, my country will often introduce relevant policies to encourage the stock market to rise, and then feed back to the real economy. Because the A-share market attributes are obvious, when policy favorable policies occur, the main institutions of all parties will boldly buy, thus driving more investors to follow the trend, thus creating a prosperous stock market.

Summary: The bull and bear market in stocks basically depend on the policy orientation and the amount of funds.

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