Small and medium capitalization stocks, which had a big splash last year, fell overall during the year. At the same time, many individual stocks with large market capitalization were also uninsured. There was no shortage of “white horse stocks” that fell by more than 30%. Judging from statistics, when “white horse stocks” fail to ride the “dividend” bandwagon, it is difficult to generate excess profits even if held by a fund group. In the second quarterly report disclosed earlier, a number of fund managers clearly expressed their optimism about such assets.

Small and medium capitalization stocks, which had a big splash last year, fell overall during the year. At the same time, many individual stocks with large market capitalization were also uninsured. There was no shortage of “white horse stocks” that fell by more than 30%. Judging from statistics, when “white horse stocks” fail to ride the “dividend” bandwagon, it is difficult to generate excess profits even if held by a fund group. In the second quarterly report disclosed earlier, a number of fund managers clearly expressed their optimism about such assets.