Ordinary investors warned as hundreds of millions lost on volatile Australian stock market

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Corporate watchdog says retail traders have been spectacularly bad at correctly picking the huge stock price fluctuations during coronavirus

The corporate watchdog has warned ordinary investors against trying to pick stock market winners after finding that day traders lured into action during the coronavirus lockdown lost hundreds of millions of dollars.

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Automated gambling by institutions and constant political rhetoric (insiders get to know early, retail investors get to know about too late). Combined that with volatility, usual short term movements & leverage. Win one day/week lose more the next, repeat until lose account.

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Automated gambling by institutions and constant political rhetoric (insiders get to know early, retail investors get to know about too late). Combined that with volatility, usual short term movements & leverage. Win one day/week lose the next & vice versus. No suprise there.

“It found that on more than two-thirds of the days when retail investors bought shares, the price went down the next day, and on more than half of the days when they sold the price went up the next day”

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