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The basic terms of stocks are as follows:

1. Bull market: The stock market is also called the bull market, which refers to a generally bullish market trend in the securities market that lasts for a long time. When there are more buyers than sellers in the stock market, a bullish stock market is called a bull market.

2. Bear market: the opposite of bull market. It refers to the trend of sluggish securities market conditions, shrinking transactions, and falling indexes. When there are more sellers than buyers in the stock market, a bearish market is called a bear market.

3. Opening price: refers to the first transaction of a certain security on each business day on the stock exchange. The transaction price of the first transaction is the opening price of that day.

4. Closing price: refers to the transaction price of the last transaction of a certain security before the end of one day's trading activities on the stock exchange.

5. Washing the market: Speculators first drive down the stock price significantly, causing a large number of small stock investors (retail investors) to panic and sell stocks, and then raise the stock price in order to take advantage of the opportunity.

6. Retracement: In the stock market, the stock price shows a continuous upward trend, and eventually reverses back to a certain price due to the rapid rise in stock price. This adjustment phenomenon is called retracement.

7. Rebound: In the stock market, the stock price shows a continuous downward trend. The adjustment phenomenon in which the stock price finally reverses and rises to a certain price due to the rapid decline in stock price is called rebound.

8. Short buying: Investors predict that the stock price will rise, but their own funds are limited and they cannot purchase a large number of stocks. Therefore, they first pay part of the margin and obtain financing from the bank through a broker to buy the stocks. Sell ??when the price rises to a certain level to obtain the profit difference.

9. Short selling: Investors predict that the stock price will fall, so they pay a mortgage to the broker and borrow the stocks to sell them first. When the stock price falls to a certain price, the stock will be purchased, and then the borrowed stock will be returned, and the profit difference will be obtained.

10. Hold-up: refers to the trading risk encountered when trading stocks. For example, investors expect that the stock price will rise, but the stock price has been on a downward trend after buying. This phenomenon is called long hold. On the contrary, investors expect the stock price to fall and sell the borrowed shares short, but the stock price keeps rising. This phenomenon is called short holding.

Warm reminder:

1. The above explanation is for reference only and does not make any suggestions.

2. There are risks in entering the market, so investment needs to be cautious.

Response time: 2022-01-19. For the latest business changes, please refer to the official website of Ping An Bank.