Stock Beginner &Nbsp; How To Look At The Market

How to see Market First, at the opening stage, we should look at collective auction. Price of stock And turnover, see whether it is high or low, that is, compared with yesterday's closing price, is the price high or low? It shows the willingness of the market to see whether the stock price is going up or down today. The size of the volume represents the number of people involved in buying and selling, and it often has a great impact on the activity level in a day. Then look at the direction of stock price changes in half an hour.

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Generally speaking, if the share price is too high, it will probably fall within half an hour. If the share price is too low, it will rise in half an hour. At this time, we should look at the size of trading volume. If the market does not fall back and the volume is enlarged, the stock will probably go up. When we look at the stock price, we should not only look at the current price, but also look at yesterday's closing price, the opening price of the day, the current highest and lowest price, the magnitude of the fluctuation and so on, so as to see what position the stock price is in now and whether it has the value of buying. See whether it is rising or falling. In general, stocks in decline should not rush to buy, but wait for it to stop before buying. A rising stock can be bought, but be careful not to be caught by it.

In a day, stocks often fluctuate several times. You can see whether the stock you want to buy is consistent with the trend of the market. If so, the best way is to watch the market and sell at the peak of the stock price and buy when the stock price falls to the bottom. This does not guarantee that you are trading correctly, but at least you can sell at a relative high price and buy a relative low price. Instead of buying the highest price and selling the lowest price. By comparing the number of hands bought and sold, we can see the strength of the buyer or the strength of the seller. If the strength of the seller is far greater than that of the buyer, it is best not to buy it. Now explain the size of the turnover that has just been processed in the computer. If there is a large number of transactions, it is worth noting that many people are buying and selling the stock. If no one buys it for half a day, it is unlikely to become a good stock. The cumulative number is the total number of hands. The total number of hands is also known as volume. Sometimes it is a more important indicator than share price. The ratio of the total number of shares to the number of outstanding shares is called turnover. It shows how many of the shareholders are bought on the same day. The high turnover rate indicates that the stock market is easy to increase. But if there is no new IPO, there is a big turnover rate (over 50%), which often falls in second days, so it is best not to buy.

There are two ways to express the rise and fall. Sometimes, the stock market shows the absolute number, that is to say, it has gone up or down a few cents. In some other securities companies, the relative number in the big market is up or down by a few percent. So when you want to know the actual number of ups and downs, you have to convert it.

When the company dividends, it has to carry out the registration of shares, because second days after the registration date, the stock can not get dividends and bonus shares, and it can not be allocated shares. Generally speaking, the share price is going to fall, so the closing price shown on the second day market is no longer the actual closing price of the previous day, but based on the combination of the transaction price and the amount of cash dividends, the number of shares allotment and the price of the allotment. If a dividend is shown on the display screen, it is called DR**, which is called ex dividend; if it is to send a bonus share or a rights issue, it is called XR**; it is called ex dividend; if it is bonus and share allotment, then writing XD** is called ex dividend. This day is called the ex dividend date or ex dividend date (ex dividend date).

The method of calculating the ex dividend price is relatively simple, as long as the closing price of the previous day is deducted from the dividend payout. For example, the closing price of a stock the day before is 2.80 yuan, the dividend amount is 5 cents per share, and the ex dividend price is 2.75 yuan. When calculating the ex dividend price, if it is to send bonus shares, the closing price of the preceding day will be divided by second days' shares. For example, the closing price of a stock the day before is 3.90 yuan, and the ratio of sending shares is 10:3, which is divided by 3.90 yuan by 1+3/10, that is, the right price is 3.9/1.3=3.00 yuan. When the rights issue is made, it is necessary to add the money spent in the issue of shares. For example, the closing price of a stock the day before is 14 yuan, the allotment ratio is 10:2, the allotment price is 8 yuan, and the cancellation price is (14*10+8*2) / (10+2) =13 yuan.

After a day's transaction, if the actual price of the closing price is higher than the calculated price, it is called filling right, otherwise, if the actual closing price is lower than the calculated price, it is called the right to stick. This is often related to the prevailing market situation. When the stock price rises, it is easy to fill in the right. When the market is good, people are often willing to buy shares that are about to pay dividends or have just been eliminated, because it is easy to fill in the right now, that is to say, the stock price can easily rise on the same day, although the closing price may look lower than the previous day, but the stock price actually rose.