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9月30日，A股三大股指放量高开高走，沪指盘初突破3200点，创年内新高。A股开盘仅半个小时，10:00，成交额就超过9300亿元。10时05分，成交额突破万亿元，刷新历史最快破万亿纪录。
截至午间收盘，沪指涨5.70%，深成指涨8.28%，创业板指涨11.41%。全市场超1300只个股涨超10%。沪深两市半日成交额1.66万亿元，较上个交易日放量7125亿元。
俗话说的话，入市有风险，投资需谨慎。投资股市确实伴随着显著的风险，对于普通投资者而言，可能难以承受这些风险，甚至可能遭受严重的财务损失。回顾A股历史上的几次牛市，我们可以从中得到一些警示：
第一次牛市(1990年12月19日-1992年5月26日)：作为A股市场的首次牛市，上证指数从96.05点飙升至1429点，涨幅达到惊人的1380%。然而，随之而来的是剧烈的市场调整，让投资者体验到了市场的无情波动。
第二次牛市(1996年1月19日-1997年5月12日)：在这波17个月的牛市中，上证指数从512点攀升至1510点，涨幅为194%。这波牛市受到新股发行暂停和价值投资股热潮的推动。
第三次牛市(1999年5月19日-2001年6月14日)：持续约两年的牛市中，科技股的兴起带动了市场，上证指数突破2000点，最高触及2245点，涨幅达114%。
第四次牛市(2005年6月6日-2007年10月16日)：这是A股历史上最引人注目的牛市之一，上证指数从998点暴涨至6124点，涨幅高达513.5%。但这场迅猛的牛市之后，市场也经历了剧烈的震荡。
第五次牛市(2014年7月22日-2015年6月12日)：这场被称为“杠杆牛”的牛市仅持续了11个月，上证指数从2000点飙升至5178点，随后去杠杆的政策导致了牛市的终结。
第六次牛市(2008年10月29日-2009年8月4日)：在全球金融危机之后，经济刺激政策帮助A股市场实现了反弹，上证指数从1664点上涨至3478点，涨幅为109%。
基于这些经验，以下是一些投资建议：
理解风险：许多经历过熊市的投资者在回本后选择退出，因为他们深知市场的不确定性和风险。
警惕表象：股市的上涨可能给人一种赚钱的错觉，但过度投资可能导致严重的财务危机。
吸取历史教训：2015年的牛市之后，许多投资者因贪婪而遭受损失。投资者应该学会适时止盈，避免过度追求利润。
实现收益：只有将股票卖出并将收益存入银行，才是真正的盈利。投资者应该使用闲钱投资，并准备好面对可能的亏损。
认识市场的残酷：资本市场对普通投资者来说可能充满陷阱。资本家可能会在市场达到一定热度时迅速收割利润，而普通投资者往往难以及时反应。
总之，股市投资需要谨慎，特别是对于缺乏经验和资金的普通投资者。如果没有充分的准备和风险管理策略，最好避免进入这个高风险的市场。合理的财务规划和风险控制应该始终放在首位。
The first bull market (December 19, 1990 - May 26, 1992): As the first bull market of the A-share market, the Shanghai Composite Index soared from 96.05 points to 1,429 points, an astonishing increase of 1,380%. However, the subsequent sharp market adjustment followed, allowing investors to experience the ruthless fluctuations of the market.
The second bull market (January 19, 1996 - May 12, 1997): In this 17-month bull market, the Shanghai Composite Index rose from 512 points to 1,510 points, an increase of 194%. This bull market was driven by the suspension of new stock issuance and the popularity of value-investing stocks.
The third bull market (May 19, 1999 - June 14, 2001): In this bull market lasting about two years, the rise of technology stocks drove the market, with the Shanghai Composite Index breaking through 2,000 points, reaching a peak of 2,245 points, an increase of 114%.
The fourth bull market (June 6, 2005 - October 16, 2007): This is one of the most eye-catching bull markets in the history of A-shares, with the Shanghai Composite Index soaring from 998 points to 6,124 points, an increase of 513.5%. However, after this rapid bull market, the market also experienced severe fluctuations.
The fifth bull market (July 22, 2014 - June 12, 2015): This bull market, known as the "leverage bull," lasted only 11 months, with the Shanghai Composite Index soaring from 2,000 points to 5,178 points, after which the deleveraging policy led to the end of the bull market.
The sixth bull market (October 29, 2008 - August 4, 2009): After the global financial crisis, economic stimulus policies helped the A-share market rebound, with the Shanghai Composite Index rising from 1,664 points to 3,478 points, an increase of 109%.
Understand the risks: Many investors who have experienced a bear market choose to exit after breaking even because they are well aware of the market's uncertainties and risks.
Be wary of appearances: The rise of the stock market may give people an illusion of making money, but overinvestment can lead to a serious financial crisis.
Learn from history: After the 2015 bull market, many investors suffered losses due to greed. Investors should learn to take profits in time and avoid over-pursuing profits.
Realize the gains: Only by selling stocks and depositing the proceeds in a bank are the profits real. Investors should invest with spare money and be prepared to face possible losses.
Recognize the cruelty of the market: The capital market may be full of pitfalls for ordinary investors. Capitalists may quickly harvest profits when the market reaches a certain level of heat, and ordinary investors are often unable to react in time.
