Quantitative investment, a good medicine to overcome the herd mentality in the stock market

In the stock market, we all know that the ultimate outcome of the game is that most people will lose money in this market. The main reason for losing money is not only due to the volatility of the market, but also more importantly, due to the presence of people involved in market transactions“Conformity psychology”. There is a story about an oil tycoon who went to heaven to attend a conference. As soon as he entered the conference room, he found that there were already no seats available and had a sudden inspiration. He shouted, "Oil has been found in hell!" This shout didn't matter, and the oil tycoons in heaven ran towards hell one after another. Soon, only the later oil tycoon remained in heaven. At this moment, the tycoon thought to himself, if everyone had run over, could it be that oil had really been discovered in hell? So he also hurriedly ran towards hell.

Actually, this story tells the story of“Conformity psychology”In fact, many investors have a phenomenon of learning and imitating during the trading process, blindly imitating others, which leads to them buying and selling the same stocks for a certain period of time. Therefore, in order to break free from the fate of the majority losing money in this market, it is necessary to overcome the mentality of conformity. Reverse behavior is the core of most successful investment strategies. When people's methods or investment tools are different from those of most investors, it is destined that the likelihood of winning in the market will greatly increase.

When logging into Bor's official website, you may see a sentence that goes, "Because of differences, the chances of winning are greater.". There are many characteristic quantitative data in the Bohr system, and these characteristic quantitative data are fundamentally different from traditional investment methods. Simply put:

1Different perspectives on the market
Traditional method: Most investors are interested in official indices such as the Shanghai Composite Index, but these indices are influenced by heavyweight stocks, are watery, untrue, and often manipulated.

Quantitative method: Boer users can view the unique Boer index of the Boer system, because the Boer index excludes the influence of weighted stocks, so they can see the most real side of the market, avoid erroneous operations, and have a greater chance of winning.


2Different perspectives on funding
Traditional method: Most investors are looking at the inflow or outflow of funds, but when there is a buy, there is a sell, and when there is an inflow, there is an outflow, so they often fall into self contradiction.

Quantitative method: Boer users look at the dominant momentum data, which is one of the core functions of the Boer system, because the dominant momentum data focuses on the nature, purpose, and intention of the dominant stock price. Only by understanding the nature and intention of the funds behind the rise and fall of the dominant stock price can they seize opportunities and avoid risks.


3Different perspectives on price fluctuations
Traditional method: Most investors are concerned about the magnitude of stock price fluctuations, but they ignore or cannot see the probability of stock price increases or decreases at all. Therefore, they often only see opportunities or risks after the stock price rises or falls

Quantitative method: Boer users pay attention to the probability of stock price fluctuations at key positions, seize opportunities in advance, and avoid risks