Quantitative Thinking On Investing In Stock Market

Personally read a lot of stock review articles, 90% of the articles did not quantify the concept.

Many returnees should learn a lot of quantitative methods in economic research abroad. I do not know why I forget the quantitative method immediately after returning to China. I also begin to use vague words in a large number. Some people seem to publish some provocative statements like movie stars to attract eyeballs.

The direct result is the general mistrust of economists at present. How can any scholar who can not explain or solve practical problems get the respect of the society?

If we talk about economics from the point of view of human affairs, it is better to lay off the job, because Confucius made it clear 2000 years ago that there is no need for people nowadays to babble.

The stock market is full of figures, but how many people think about it in a quantitative way? A new concept, Internet, games, nonferrous metals, e-commerce, new energy, biotechnology, nanotechnology.

Investors have a strong learning ability, and constantly learn these complex things, and pursue it with great pleasure.

Is it possible to achieve good returns only by pursuing new concepts? The historical answer to investment is negative.

Soros's first big fortune was caught in the arms industry and bank shares, the biggest car company for Lynch, and Buffett was never interested in new things.

Why do these masters not pursue these concepts? Do they not know? In fact, the main reason is that the concept can not be quantified, so they can not get a definite return, so giving up is the only choice.

Many investment gurus are dismissive of higher education in investment. Buffett is humorous. It is precisely because of the wrong education of universities that there are enough idiots selling stocks to us when the stock price is very low.

Otherwise, we will not be able to get more returns than the market.

Now I have asked myself to take a totally unconvinced attitude towards any stock comment that can not be quantified.

Although this method is arbitrary, it can operate practically and force itself to adopt some quantitative methods to think about problems.

Only in this way can we improve our ability to follow the crowd.