Why are systems in Dynamic Equilibrium stable?

Dynamic Equilibrium are stable because there is an equal rate of transition between reactants and products, or between the forward and the reverse process, in a back and forth manner, such that the net change of the concentration or system is zero, and therefore, there are no excess force factor, tending to create a different outcome

Explanation:

Dynamic equilibrium, in physics and in chemistry, is the equilibrium experienced by a system that undergoes change, where however, both the forward and the reverse effect of the change are taking place.