Stock Market Novice On The Road: Full Analysis Of Stock Terms

Opening price: the first paction price in a daily paction.

Closing price: the price of the last stock in a daily paction, that is, the closing price.

Number of pactions: the number of shares traded on that day.

The highest price: the different price of the day's stock paction is the highest paction price.

Lowest price: the lowest paction price in different prices on the same day.

Up plate: the opening price is much higher than the closing price of the previous day.

Low price: the opening price is much lower than the closing price of the previous day.

Disk: refers to investors not actively buying and selling, take a wait-and-see attitude, so that the stock price movements on that day is very small, this situation is called disk stall.

Finishing: it means that after a sharp rise or fall, the stock price begins to fluctuate slightly, and enters the stage of stable change. This phenomenon is called collation, and is the preparatory stage for the next big change.

Pan Jian: share prices rose slowly, called pan Jian.

Soft: the share price has fallen slowly, which is called soft disk.

Skip: refers to a strong profit or bad news stimulation, stock prices began to jump.

A jump usually occurs before the beginning or end of a major stock price change.

Back stock: refers to the phenomenon that the stock price rises temporarily during the rising of the stock price.

Rebound: that is, in a declining market, stock prices sometimes fall too fast due to a temporary rebound in buyers' support.

The rebound rate was smaller than the lower one, and the trend of recovery fell after the rebound.

Transaction number: refers to the number of stock pactions on that day.

Turnover: the total price of each stock on the same day.

Last call price: the price that the buyer wants to buy after the day's closing.

Last call price: the seller's asking price after the day's closing.

Bulls: optimistic about stock market, buying stocks first, waiting for share price to rise to a certain price, and selling shares to earn the difference.

Short: it means that the stock price has risen to the highest point and will soon drop, or when the stock has started to fall, it will continue to fall and sell at high price.

Ups and downs: the daily closing price is compared with the closing price of the previous day to determine whether the stock price is going up or down.

Generally, it is indicated on the bulletin board above the trading platform with "+" and "-".

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Price: refers to the lifting unit of the bid price.

The price level varies with the market price of the stock.

Take the Shanghai stock exchange as an example: the market price at the end of 100 yuan per share is 0.10 yuan; the market price of 100-200 yuan per share is 0.20 yuan; the market price of 200-300 yuan per share is 0.30 yuan; the market price of 300-400 yuan per share is 0.50 yuan; and the price of 400 yuan per share is 1 yuan.

Rigid: the stock market often appears in the situation of stock price stagnation and stagnation, which can neither go up nor down in a certain period of time, which investors in Shanghai call this.

Rights issue: when a company issues new shares, it distribus shares to shareholders according to the number of shares of shareholders.

Asking price or quotation: the lowest price in which a Seller wishes to sell shares in a stock paction.

Market cards: large electronic screens set up by some big banks and brokerage firms and stock exchanges can provide stock quotes to customers at any time.

Breakeven point: the cardinal point of the trading volume of the stock exchange, which will achieve profit if it exceeds this point, otherwise it will lose money.

Interest:

Legal capital: for example, the statutory capital of a company is 20 million yuan, but only 10 million yuan when it is open, it is enough. If the shareholder pays 10 million yuan, it will pay the full amount of capital.

Blue chips: stocks issued by listed company with strong capital and good reputation.