国外的一则媒体调查显示，在近期中国新增股民中，有６％是文盲，２５％仅有小学文化。３６。７％仅有中学学历。

对此，你怎么看？这是笑话，还是实情呢？

你相信这则调查结果吗？如果你相信，你认为造成这种低学历群体冲入股市的原因是什么？

如果你不相信这项调查结果，那么你预计股民学历分布应该是怎样的？

请各位畅所欲言，凡回贴者均有奖励。最佳回复者赠５０论坛币。

6% of China's newest stock market investors can't read

Read more:  http://www.businessinsider.com/6-of-chinas-newest-stock-market-investors-cant-read-2015-3#ixzz3dubmwxW4

China's stock market has exploded by 78% in the last year, and that rapid growth has people debating — is this driven by fundamentals or the sheer force of China's new investors?  
We have something of an answer to that from new data collected in the China Household Finance Survey.
The survey broke down the education level of China's new stock holders — 5.8 % of them can't read, and for 60% junior high is the highest level of education they've attained.
Bloomberg China economist Tom Orlik tweeted out this handy graphic with more data:

"The new survey data add to the impression of a rally fueled by inexperienced retail investors," Orlik wrote in a research note analyzing the data. "That doesn't mean it can't be sustained. China has a large population with a substantial volume of savings and limited alternative investment options. It does mean that the trajectory of China's markets will be unpredictable, and prone to sudden reversals as sentiment shifts."
Orlik also pointed out that Chinese investors may see the stock market as an alternative to its now-ailing housing market. Chinese property prices fell 5.1% in January from the same time the year before. In February they fell 5.7% from the same time the year before.
Numbers like that — on top of data suggesting that the country has a deflation problem — are scaring Chinese officials. At a meeting with regional leaders on Sunday, the head of the People's Bank of China that the economy was slowing "a bit too much."