侃股：红七月缘何有股民“掉队”

Group 1 - The performance of A-shares has been notable since July, with the Shanghai Composite Index rising from around 3444 points to nearly 3600 points [1] - Some investors, particularly short-term traders, have underperformed despite the overall market gains due to frequent trading and chasing price fluctuations [1][2] - The phenomenon of short-term traders lagging behind reflects a fundamental difference in investment philosophies, highlighting the importance of long-term value investing [2][3] Group 2 - Value investors focus on long-term holdings and fundamental analysis, which historically yields more stable and substantial returns compared to short-term trading [2] - To benefit from the slow bull market in A-shares, investors are encouraged to shift their mindset from seeking short-term profits to embracing long-term and value investing strategies [2][3] - The increasing maturity of the A-share market and the rising proportion of institutional investors necessitate a strategic adjustment for individual investors to achieve satisfactory returns [3]