Why do U.S. stock indices rise while individual investors fail to make money?
US stock indices have consistently maintained an upward spiral trajectory, while A-share indices resemble a roller coaster: surging in one round only to tumble in the next. Many investors attribute this disparity to national conditions. Yet the reality is that the trading mechanism and market turnover capacity of any stock market determine the resilience of its indices. In any country and at any stage, individual stocks and industry sectors always experience both rises and falls. At all times, certain industries and individual stocks remain in a bullish structure, while others stay trapped in a bearish structure. Consequently, selection matters more than effort across all markets. Investment cognition and execution capability constitute the core competitiveness for investors to survive in
The $5 Trillion Market Cap Marks Its Peak: The End of Nvidia’s Legend Unfolding
Risk Disclaimer: This article is for market commentary purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Leveraging its CUDA ecosystem and first-mover advantage in computing power, Nvidia has long captured over 70% of global revenue from AI accelerator chips. As the biggest beneficiary amid the global AI computing expansion cycle, it has reached a market cap of $5 trillion and forged the core legend of this AI bull market. Yet the pendulum of cycles always reverts to the mean. The confluence of industry sentiment, competitive landscape and technical patterns now signals that the era of steep premium valuation for its stock may be drawing to a close. On the industry cycle front, global AI capital expenditure is shifting from rapid expansion toward prudent validation. After massive pu