The story of the 28 laws of the stock market
What is the 28 rule?
The 28 law is also known as the 80/20 rule, and the Pareto rule (law) is also called Barrett's law, the law of least effort, the principle of imbalance, etc.
80% of a company's business is done by 20% of people - so many people use rewards to make these 20% perform better
80% of a company's profits are 20% of its customers — so the company is more thoughtful in serving 20% of people and improving the company's performance.
More obvious in the stock market
20% of people participate in hot purchases of stocks with obvious trends, while 80% buy stocks that have fluctuated and consolidated;
80% of people won't buy 20% of stocks, and this 20% increase in stocks exceeds 80% of profit income;
If 80% of people who buy a stock aren't optimistic or don't recommend buying it, then buy boldly.
If 80% of people are optimistic about this stock, then you need to be careful and get away with it quickly.
80% of investors want to make huge profits in a day and stop, and only 20% consider how to guarantee an increase in annual income on a 20% basis;
80% of people don't know anything about stocks, and only 20% have mastered the rules of the stock market;
80% of securities companies' commissions come from 20% short-term; while 80% of shareholders' earnings come from 20% of transactions;
In the stock market, 20% of institutions and large investors account for 80% of the mainstream capital, and 80% of retail investors account for 20% of the capital. Therefore, investors can only make stable profits if they grasp the trend of mainstream capital;
Successful investors spend 80% of their time studying the rules of the stock market and 20% of their time trading, while unsuccessful investors spend the opposite; they spend most of their time buying stocks and only a very small amount of time studying stocks;
80% of stocks are in the untradable area, and only 20% are in the tradable area; while 80% of the losers are traded, and there are few short positions;
So when trading, you should reflect on yourself: are you 20% or 80%; if you are in 20% of the group. So congratulations.
The 28 law is also known as the 80/20 rule, and the Pareto rule (law) is also called Barrett's law, the law of least effort, the principle of imbalance, etc.
80% of a company's business is done by 20% of people - so many people use rewards to make these 20% perform better
80% of a company's profits are 20% of its customers — so the company is more thoughtful in serving 20% of people and improving the company's performance.
More obvious in the stock market
20% of people participate in hot purchases of stocks with obvious trends, while 80% buy stocks that have fluctuated and consolidated;
80% of people won't buy 20% of stocks, and this 20% increase in stocks exceeds 80% of profit income;
If 80% of people who buy a stock aren't optimistic or don't recommend buying it, then buy boldly.
If 80% of people are optimistic about this stock, then you need to be careful and get away with it quickly.
80% of investors want to make huge profits in a day and stop, and only 20% consider how to guarantee an increase in annual income on a 20% basis;
80% of people don't know anything about stocks, and only 20% have mastered the rules of the stock market;
80% of securities companies' commissions come from 20% short-term; while 80% of shareholders' earnings come from 20% of transactions;
In the stock market, 20% of institutions and large investors account for 80% of the mainstream capital, and 80% of retail investors account for 20% of the capital. Therefore, investors can only make stable profits if they grasp the trend of mainstream capital;
Successful investors spend 80% of their time studying the rules of the stock market and 20% of their time trading, while unsuccessful investors spend the opposite; they spend most of their time buying stocks and only a very small amount of time studying stocks;
80% of stocks are in the untradable area, and only 20% are in the tradable area; while 80% of the losers are traded, and there are few short positions;
So when trading, you should reflect on yourself: are you 20% or 80%; if you are in 20% of the group. So congratulations.
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