Retail investors make tens of thousands of stocks with one hundred thousand, hundreds of thousands and millions.

Two of the characteristics of the stock market are the retail investors and the dealers. The dealer makes a stock for a year or even a few years, and raises and presses the stock price on a stock.

Retail investors spend a few days, weeks and months in a stock.

Retail traders and speculating traders have three characteristics. The makers suppress the stock price and sell retail stocks.

Retail investors cut their meat when stocks fell.

Retail investors buy stocks when they pull up stock prices.

Retail traders and dealers have four characteristics of stock speculation, and the one or two market share will be completed in one year.

It is not enough for retail investors to do dozens of shares and hundreds of shares a year.

Five of the characteristics of retail investors and dealers are speculating stocks.

Retail investors like to buy more stocks, diversify their investments, earn some, or compensate for them, and eventually lose money.

The characteristics of retail investors and dealers are six. Before making a stock, the dealer made detailed investigation and Analysis on the fundamentals and technical aspects of the stock for a long time, and formulated a careful investment plan before taking action.

Retail customers watch computer screens every day, and decide to buy and sell in 35 minutes.

Retail traders and dealers have seven characteristics: they make money by making a stock.

Retail investors make a lot of stocks, and most of them lose money.

Retail traders and dealers have eight characteristics. The makers often create expert traps, technology traps, and get rid of retail investors.

Retail investors find daily dealers to pull up stocks, dance with Zhuang, and divide the dealer into a cup of soup.