Do you think most people invest at the bottom (making money) or invest at peak or at the wrong time (losing money)?
Simple question, simple answer. You refused to answer it.
In your world most people are making money out of the stock market then... What an amazing (imaginary) world. Consequently, wealth must be really evenly distributed where one person cannot win bigger than the other because everyone (most people) wins all the time, overall.
You are rehashing what I have said:
"Most people do trade in and out at the beginning of a share price climb, but most of them end up investing most of their money close to peak, through adding into their position when they should have been selling, or investing much bigger amount of money after they have sold out previously. The result is that they suffered overall losses despite gains they have made earlier."
The problem with talking to people with lower IQ is that they usually lack all forms of skills that make a person productive. Lack of reading comprehension is one.
