股票市值蒸发（Stock market capitalization evaporated）.docVIP

股票市值蒸发（Stock market capitalization evaporated） Where did the money go? Http:///101775524.html Recently, I read a scholars article about the stock market crash in the past year, eliminating the nascent middle class in china. He knocked off an account, from last years Shanghai stock index more than 6000 points peak, to the current level of 2000 points, the stock market has shrunk by 20 trillion. With eighty million to one hundred million investors, the loss of $20-25 per head almost swallowed up the money income that the Chinese middle class had saved for nearly ten years. The resulting conclusion I agree, but this method instinct aroused my suspicion: first of all, everyone lost so much, from direct judgment is not possible, Chinese absolutely not so rich. But where did the shrinking market value go? Has the money on the stock exchange disappeared? Did the investors really lose so much money? I thought for a while and felt as if I was trying to figure out what was going on, but I couldnt be sure. I searched the Internet again and confirmed my thoughts. Many asked such questions, there are various answers, so many people understand what is going on, the example is very appropriate, but many people do a paste, thus behave abnormally filled with righteous indignation. I asked again, colleagues and friends, the market value of the evaporation is really lost so much money investors? Some of them also speculate in the stock market, and none of them can answer exactly how it happened. So, I moved the idea to write this article, read five or six reference articles about the people, I feel that must not see again, or feel that people are said to be light, there is no idea of writing. To sum up the erroneous views on the Internet, including the misunderstanding of the articles published in the newspaper, as follows: 1., the stock market is a zero sum game casino, considering the countrys printing tax and transaction costs, and even negative and game.. The actual loss of 2. mar