The 18 Years: The Sad Generation of Chinese Investors

In these 18 years, I have been a witness!

This excerpt from the Southern Metropolis Daily,

"The Shanghai Stock Exchange broke through 6000 points",

I have kept it for 18 years!

From 2007 to March 2026, the world's major stock markets staged a brutal contrast of ice and fire.

In October 2007, the Shanghai Composite Index once reached a historical peak of 6124 points, while today it hovers around 3870-3950 points, with a cumulative drop still close to -35% or even deeper.

Except for China, almost all countries' stock markets have recorded astonishing returns: the US Dow Jones soared by 210%-220%, Japan's Nikkei 225 skyrocketed by 280%-300%, India's Sensex surged by 380%-420%, and developed markets like Germany's DAX and Sweden's OMXS30 generally doubled or even more. Most indices in South Korea, Switzerland, France, and others also saw increases between 150% and 250%.

In simple terms:

In these 18 years, except for mainland China, investing in stocks of any major country could basically make money, even multiplying wealth several times.

Only the A-shares have become the world's most tragic exception!!!

In these 18 years, China's stock market not only completely missed out on the global super bull market but also left hundreds of millions of ordinary retail investors trapped in the mud, losing everything.

Many people have since equated the four words "stock investment" directly with "gambling," completely losing faith in the capital market and becoming utterly hopeless about achieving wealth growth through legitimate channels.

These 18 years witnessed the insane redistribution of global wealth, reflecting the cruel shattered dreams of a generation of Chinese investors:

While others are celebrating,

We are crying.

This,

Is the sad generation of Chinese investors. #AnimocaBrands投资AVAX