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I am a high school student, but I am very interested in stocks, but I don’t understand stocks, but I know nothing about stocks, please give me some advice!

Instructions for opening an account first

1. Go to a stock exchange near home or convenient to open an account

Note: It costs 90 yuan to open a bank account. The people at the bank and exchange will tell you

Note: The bank account is used to transfer money in the future. If the stock exchange cannot get the money, it can only be transferred to the bank to get the money, so it is necessary Open a bank account!!

2. If you want to trade stocks online, people from the stock exchange will give you the URL and you can download it at home.

Note: You need to install anti-virus Software, turn on monitoring when trading, and upgrade the firewall software!

How is the transaction process done? I am not trading online, so I don’t know much about it!

I want to talk about something else. , the stock market has plummeted recently due to the increase in stamp duty. From my personal opinion, it may continue to fall for a few days, which is not a big problem!

You can continue to buy at the bottom!!!

The most important thing when buying and selling stocks is how to choose stocks to invest (speculate)!!!

But because of the stamp tax The upward adjustment changed the stock market crash from the original "good market" bull market to a declining bull market, so stock selection becomes even more difficult! In the past, it was also a way to just follow the promotion and make some profit and then throw it away!

Most stocks are falling now, and some have continued to fall by their limit. In fact, you can also buy a stock whose price is falling (this is called buying at the bottom. Of course, there are other additions with the same meaning). You must have strong psychological endurance and don't sell it after it falls for a while. This is a bit bottomless for novices, haha!

Anyway, the bull market is not over yet. The current stock market crash is only temporary, so don’t panic!

For those who really can’t choose stocks, just buy 100 or 1,000 shares that are falling. Just play!!

In a word, the most important thing is to slowly accumulate experience!!!

By the way, 1 lot is equal to 100 shares. To buy stocks, you need at least 1 lot. . Or a multiple of 1 lot!

As a friend who has never done stocks, if you are ready to do stocks now

I think the first step is to know the rules of the stock game. , just how to play

I remember that the opening chapter of "Principles of Professional Speculation" tells a very vivid story "Gambling Example"

Qiao is a good poker player, but he once played with a farmer He lost penniless in the poker game

It wasn’t the farmers’ skills, it was all because Joe didn’t understand the local poker rules

Then, the same goes for stocks. Reason

You must first fully understand the operating procedures and trading rules of the entire stock

The more detailed and specific the better

For example, how to buy, sell, etc. Participating in allotment, what is the difference between st and non-st, what does the asterisk st mean, the specific transaction sequence, trading time, the minimum unit for buying is 1 lot, and selling can be piecemeal, how many shares does 1 lot represent, and how to participate Allotment of new shares, various transaction costs, traders' rights, and securities companies' obligations to you. . . . . . .

There are many, many necessary knowledge, I will not give examples one by one

Anyway, I think it is best to be like those in the sales department lobby It’s enough to have the understanding of the consulting lady

For information on these stock trading knowledge, you can ask the sales department where you opened an account to see if it has it

You can also search online

Xinhua Bookstore should also have a book like this

But it may not be easy to find

In my impression, there were relatively detailed chapters in the previous volumes of "Just A Few Tricks for Stock Trading" Introduction, suitable for new investors

Haha, in fact, some old investors should also take supplementary courses

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After mastering the basic trading knowledge, You can start learning trading skills below

The first book is very important

Because until now, you may still have a blank sheet of paper

A blank sheet of paper The first stroke made, to some extent, indicates the direction of future development

I thought about it for a long time

I decided to recommend "The Complete Collection of Stock Market Practice"

This A recommendation may cause controversy

Because most trading veterans who have read books do not recommend reading domestic books

They even regard domestic books as dross

But I don’t think so

The overall pattern of domestic books is small, but there are also good books

Reading foreign books at once is easy to cause gaps

"The Complete Collection of Stock Market Drills" has 4 volumes, plus an exercise book

This set of books is very localized and makes people feel very familiar

Especially the novel ones The writing style makes people have the urge to put down the book

I don’t plan to introduce this set of books in my own words

I want to be lazy and post the table of contents and introduction of this set of books.

The author of "The Complete Collection of Stock Market Drills" states:

Everyone who participates in the stock market knows that the stock market is like a battlefield, and winning and losing all happen in an instant. In order to seize the chance of winning in the stock market, many people are busy listening to stock reviews, participating in stock market salons, and studying stock operation books, and they never tire of it. But, sadly, the end result was less than ideal. When a stock market storm comes, most people still cannot avoid being trapped. So, what causes this situation? We believe that the real reason is that investors lack the "intensive training" link when learning stock operating skills.

From the perspective of modern teaching theory, if people want to master a certain knowledge and skills, intensive training is essential. For example, if you want to master driving skills, you must first receive a set of strict driving skills training at the driving range. Only after passing the test at the driving range can you officially drive on the road; for another example, when students take the college entrance examination, they must be targeted in advance. Only by reviewing, doing a lot of practice questions, and practicing for multiple mock exams can you achieve good results in the college entrance examination. However, the strange thing is that this kind of intensive training, which has been tried and tested in modern education, was forgotten and thrown aside as soon as it came to the stock market. If you don’t believe it, please take a look: some people buy and sell stocks based only on their own feelings, some people buy and sell stocks completely relying on stock reviews, some people buy and sell stocks based on market news, and so on. Don't talk about intensive training here, I'm afraid it doesn't even have basic operating principles. Although some people read a lot of books on stock operation techniques when buying and selling stocks, this is only theoretical study and they have not done a lot of targeted exercises. Therefore, they cannot be said to have accepted stock market operations. intensive training. As a result, as the most important intensive training in modern education, it has completely disappeared from the stock market. It is for this reason that many people have lost their direction when buying and selling stocks and fall into a vicious cycle of repeated buying and selling, and repeated defeats. It can be seen that the lack of intensive training in stock market operations will cause serious harm to investors, especially small and medium-sized retail investors.

The importance of intensive training in stock market operations will not be discussed here. But how to carry out intensive training in stock market operations? First of all, there must be reference books in this area, otherwise everything will be impossible to talk about. So far, there is no such book on the book market. Don't look at the overwhelming number of stock books today, which are too numerous to be dazzled. If you want to find a book for stock market practice, you will never find it.

In view of this, with the strong support of Shanghai Sanlian Bookstore, we organized relevant experts and stock market traders to design and compile the first intensive training exercise book for the Chinese stock market based on the theory of modern education intensive training and based on the actual conditions of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets. This exercise set adopts the method of "first easy and then difficult, step by step, repeated comparison, and concentrated practice" to provide intensive training for investors, in order to help investors truly master the stock market operation skills, so that practice makes perfect and can be used freely. When we designed this stock market operation intensive training exercise set, we noticed that many investors are new investors who have just entered the market and they know little about stock market operation skills. Therefore, the writing style of this book is different from that of students reviewing exercises for exams. While guiding readers to do exercises, it also takes into account the introduction of stock market operation knowledge and makes it systematic and organized. If readers read the exercises and reference answers in the book together, it will become a popular science book that is easy to understand and specializes in introducing stock market operation techniques. Therefore, this book is actually a practical trading tool book that combines stock market knowledge, skills learning, and stock market operation intensive training.

As a book for intensive training, its biggest feature is: many cases and exercises. This book is no exception. There are more than 600 graphics in this book, which almost selects the representative K-line trends and technical graphics of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets in the past 10 years; there are more than 100 exercises, including conceptual questions, multiple choice questions, true and false questions, etc. Short answer questions, trivia questions, you name it. In addition, each illustration has incisive analysis by experts and celebrities, and each question has reference answers worth reading for investors. The content is very rich. In order to maximize the effectiveness of this book, readers should not just watch the exercises but do more exercises when reading this book. Because only through practice can we discover problems and correct errors in operations; only through practice can we become familiar with and use the stock market operation skills effectively. Practice while learning, learn through practice, compare repeatedly, and apply repeatedly. Only in this way can the expected purpose of intensive training in stock market operations be achieved. This must attract investors' great attention.

When this book uses the Shanghai and Shenzhen K-line chart trends, the names and prices of individual stocks are deleted (only the names and prices of individual stocks in a very few patterns are retained due to the needs of the content in the book). This is mainly a special treatment to avoid misjudgment of the buying and selling signals on the K-line technical graphics due to investors' preference for certain stocks and misconceptions about price. Readers should not misunderstand this. From the perspective of K-line and technical graphics operation theory, when any stock changes in strength or weakness, the quality of the stock itself is secondary. The important thing is whether we can find the reasons and basis for buying and selling them technically. When the K-line and technical graphics trends tell us that we can buy, we must dare to buy whether it is high-quality stocks or low-performance stocks, whether high-priced stocks or low-priced stocks. On the contrary, you must dare to sell. There are many investors in the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets who prefer blue chip stocks. When their stock prices are high, they continue to chase the rise and ignore the peaking signals sent by K-lines and technical graphics. As a result, they are trapped and suffer heavy losses. This lesson is very profound. Therefore, we believe that deleting the names and prices of individual stocks on graphics will have great benefits in prompting investors to develop the habit of operating according to graphic signals.

Two sets of test questions are arranged at the end of each chapter of this book. These test questions are not only a test of the reader's proficiency in K-line or technical graphics operation skills, but also a summary of the content of this book. Therefore, readers must take it seriously. Each column of the test questions has a score description and reference answers. Readers can rate themselves after completing the test questions. The scoring criteria are the same as those for general examinations. A score of 60 is considered passing, a score of 80 or above is considered good, and a score of 90 or above is considered excellent. If you have a poor score in the first test, it means that you have not yet mastered the stock market trading skills, and the risk of participating in stock market operations is greater. At this time, the best way is to suspend stock market trading activities, re-study and practice again, and then actively participate in stock market operations after the second test score improves. In this way, investment income will be greatly improved.

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