In the upcoming 2020, data show that the mainland stock market made a profit of 70,600 yuan (RMB, same below) per capita during the year, however, the survey shows that half of the stockholders lost money this year.
According to Oriental Fortune, the latest total market capitalization of A shares in 2020 is 77.53 trillion yuan, up 18.36 trillion yuan from 59.2 trillion yuan at the end of 2019, according to Oriental Fortune Choice data. China Settlement data shows that as of the end of November 2020, 175 million natural person investors have opened A-share accounts.
Based on this calculation, A-share investors made a profit of 104,900 yuan per capita during the year.
However, according to a questionnaire survey, nearly half of the stock investors said they were losing money during the year.
According to a survey conducted by Oriental Fortune, 51.9% of stockholders made a profit in 2020, 11% of them made a profit of more than 50%, 15.7% made a profit between 20% and 50%, and 25.2% made a profit of less than 20%. Another 48.1% of stockholders said they were losing money during the year, with 31.4% of them losing more than 20%.
Nearly half of the stockholders lost money and the distribution of the rise and fall of individual stocks this year is very close. So far this year, after excluding the new shares listed during the year, the remaining 3,744 stocks, 1,790 stocks fell, accounting for 47.81%.
The report said that the past year was a bull market for a small number of companies, “earn index not earn individual shares” is the real picture of the stock market during the year, for many stockholders in 2020 is not easy to make money.
For the upcoming 2021 stock market, 47.4% of investors participating in the survey expect the Shanghai index to fluctuate between 3,500 and 4,000 points in 2021, with 27.2% of investors believing that the market will remain below 3,500 points.
Most investors believe the market will not go bullish in 2021, with nearly 60% of stockholders believing that the overall A-share market will maintain a shaky pattern in 2021, and only 23.9% believing that A-shares will usher in a bull market in 2021; another 18% believing that the market may turn bearish in 2021.
As to whether they will increase their investment next year, not too many of the surveyed investors are considering adding to their positions in 2021. According to the survey, 23.6% of stockholders said they will consider increasing their positions in 2021, while 19.1% said they will consider reducing their positions. At the same time, 29.7% of stockholders said they would not adjust their positions and felt they were fine now; 15.4% said their positions would remain unchanged, waiting to be released. In addition, 12.1% of stockholders said they are not sure. That is, more than 70% of investors will not increase their investment.
The mainland stock market is in a shaky trend this year, with a small increase, the Shanghai index has been floating around 3,400 points. on December 30, the Shanghai index closed at 3,414 points, up 1.05%; the Shenzhen index closed at 14,201 points, up 1.66%; the Growth Enterprise Market reported 2,900 points, up 3.11%. 2020 stock market draws to a close.
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