How should novices treat stocks? Can you be specific?

Looking at the market seems to be the right question, and it is also the habit of every small and medium-sized investor. However, the contents of institutional traders and ordinary investors are completely different. Institutional traders pay more attention to combing the logic of their own institutional shareholding. In the daily fluctuation of the market, is the logic of their own institutional shareholding still there? If so, they will continue to operate according to the original business plan. If not, they will take the next step according to the risk control standard. However, retail investors will pay attention to today's hotspots, hotspots, capital inflows and outflows, market environment, and the number of daily limit boards. What are these for? Hot spot! What about the stock in your hand? Exchange positions and exchange shares.

I am a retail investor. I observe the market. First, I see how my stock goes up and down, and then I see which one to buy and which to sell. I usually stock for a long time, with an average of two or three months, and rarely play short-term unless there are special circumstances.

Secondly, playing new shares, because of the benefit, I now browse my own stocks to see if there are any new shares issued. If there are, I will definitely play new shares. Since a few years ago, we have won two new shares, each of which is money. Therefore, if you can't make money in stock trading, you will go to play new shares. Of course, the success rate of new shares is very low, which is just fate. I've been speculating for more than 30 years, and I've only won these two times. However, if I am interested, I will continue to play new ones.

Third, watching the news, generally browsing the news, mainly depends on their own stocks, what trends, such as annual reports, quarterly reports, semi-annual reports and so on. , and then there is no company news, whether these news are positive or negative.

Fourth, look at authoritative comments. This is mainly the research report of the institution on the stock in my hand, to see how the institution evaluates, grades, recommends buying or selling, etc. Use this as your own operational reference.

Fifth, look at the market. In this case, there are no finished eggs. The market is not good, and individual stocks are not good, so we have to look at the market.

Sixth, I basically leave room for not going to Man Cang, so I do this to make up for my stock, so that I can share the cost equally.

Of course, in addition to the opening, I will also read Baidu's comments on the stock market and industry analysis. In short, if you want to mix in the stock market, you have to care.