01 | Down 76.74% in one day
Blue Shield, which was suspended on April 26, finally resumed trading yesterday.
The price before the suspension was 153 yuan, and on the first day of resumption yesterday, it fell 117.408 yuan, or 76.74%.
If you originally held 100 sheets, the market value was 15,300 yuan. After yesterday's close, there was only 3559 yuan left. Less than a fraction left.
02 | Completely avoidable
Most importantly, this loss is completely avoidable. Because this delisting process is completely public.
Since the beginning of this year, there have been 10 announcements on the risk warning of the possible delisting of ST Blue Shield and Blue Shield bonds.
Theoretically, as long as a listed company meets 1 of them, it will be delisted, but *ST Blue Shield accounts for 3. With a slight glance at the announcement, this loss is completely avoidable.
On April 12, I also posted an article "The First Default Convertible Bond of A Shares", and the price of Blue Shield Convertible Bonds at that time was still 209 yuan.
Listed companies have issued announcements stating that the company's current available funds cannot cover the remaining face value. That is to say, it is not that the money is not paid, it is that there is no money to pay back at all.
That is to say, do not feel that from 209 yuan to 35 yuan, the price is already very low. After the subsequent expiration, it is likely to be directly returned to 0, and you will not get a dime back.
03 | Stir-frying is a feeling
Indeed, many people invest, basically do not study the fundamentals at all, do not look at the rules of the game, and buy and sell by one feeling.
There is a very classic saying: every penny earned by investing is the realization of your cognition, and every penny lost is a defect in your cognition. You will never earn money beyond your range of knowledge, unless you rely on luck, but the money you earn by luck will often end up losing by strength, which is an inevitability!
A-shares have been around for more than 30 years, and the fund fire has been the mainstream in the past few years. In the history of more than 30 years, A-shares have never lacked stock gods.
When did the stock market's reputation improve? In reality, do you get rich by speculating in stocks, or do you lose more money? There is no need to discuss this kind of issue at all, but there are indeed many people who have to hard-track their own stock speculation than buy the base.
If you lose money buying an active fund, the spit fund manager can still understand.
But buying industry funds lost money and scolding fund managers, which I never expected. The goal of the industry fund is to follow the rise and fall of the industry index, the industry index rises, the industry base rises, the industry index falls, the industry base falls.
Industry funds are one instrument. Whether to buy it or not, and when to buy it, is up to the investors themselves. Losing money on the basis of buying the industry can also push the responsibility to the fund manager, which shows that I do not understand the basic rules of the game, I am weak and reasonable, and I regard ignorance as courage.
Everyone is responsible for their own investment, and investment behavior must be determined by cognition.
Think it's easier to make money trading stocks?
Only the new leek, who has just speculated in the stock market, has the courage and confidence to look at the stock market as an ATM. Those who want to speculate in stocks will speculate, those who want to make a short-term fortune will do it, and in the end they are all responsible for their own money.
Don't speculate in stocks to make money, it's your own, lose money and spit on institutions to harvest retail investors, spit on the registration system to issue stocks indiscriminately, and complain that supervision does not protect retail investors.
For us ordinary people, just take a look at all kinds of complaints, don't take it seriously, think that ordinary people speculate in stocks is really more reliable than buying base.
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