Recently, in the Futu community, I’ve often seen many fellow investors showing off their impressive fund returns.：
This makes me recall a widely circulated saying: 'Stock trading is not as good as buying funds.' What do fellow investors think about this statement? I’d like to take this opportunity to gather opinions:
Are you a stock trader or a fund buyer? In 2020, which performed better for you—stock returns or fund returns? Let’s share your experiences and viewpoints!
Click below to participate in the discussion:
>> [Opinion Match] 'Stock trading is not as good as buying funds,' what’s your take? <<
I. Topic Rewards:
1. Participation Award: Participants will receive a reward of 50 points (minimum word count ≥20 words).
2. Premium Award: The 10 fellow investors whose views are officially selected as the most insightful will each receive an additional reward of 288 points!
II. Activity Deadline:
December 31, 2020, at 24:00
The reward results will be announced in an official post within 7 working days after the activity ends. @Futu will contact the winners, so please stay tuned for notifications.
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