The public offering ** has lost two years in a row, and it lost 1 in the first year45 trillion yuan. Let's ask the public offering ** manager, how can he be embarrassed?
According to the data of Tianxiang Investment Advisor, the public offering ** lost a total of 2287 in the fourth quarter of last year600 million yuan, compared with a loss of 3467 in the third quarter800 million yuan, and the loss exposure narrowed by 3403%。Based on this calculation, the public offering will lose a total of 4346 in 20237.8 billion yuan. If you count the overall loss in 2022, 145 trillion yuan, which means that for the first time in the history of public offering, there has been a loss for two consecutive years.
Hot comments from netizens: Losing money for two consecutive years, what's the difference between this and **? Why can't I close a position directly?
This actually represents the voice of some people, and the public offering has lost money for two consecutive years, which has indeed had a certain impact on investors' confidence. However, we cannot simply compare the public offering with the investors, because there are big differences between the two in terms of investment strategy, risk control and fund management.
For public managers, they need to take on more responsibility and pressure because they manage a larger scale of funds and more complex investment strategies. Public offering managers need to conduct in-depth analysis and research on market trends, industry prospects and company fundamentals to formulate a more scientific and reasonable investment strategy.
For investors, they need to be more rational about investment losses. Investment is inherently risky, and market volatility and uncertainty are even more difficult. Investors should choose suitable investment varieties and strategies according to their own risk tolerance and investment goals, and remain calm and rational to respond to market changes.
As for the issue of liquidation, for the public offering**, due to its large capital scale, the liquidation operation will have a great impact on the market, and may even trigger the collapse of the market. As a result, public offerings** usually adopt a more prudent investment strategy to avoid over-trading and closing operations.
In short, the loss of public offerings for two consecutive years is a complex problem that needs to be analyzed and dealt with from multiple angles. Investors need to remain calm and rational to respond to market changes, while public offering managers need to conduct more in-depth research and formulate more scientific and reasonable investment strategies. At the same time, ** and relevant departments also need to strengthen supervision and regulation to ensure the normal operation of the market.