Comprehensive list of stock terms

Here are a few introduced to you, and you can check many more yourself:

A shares: The official name is RMB ordinary stocks. It is a common stock issued by companies in my country for domestic institutions, organizations or individuals (excluding investors from Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao) to subscribe and trade in RMB. A-shares are not physical stocks. They use paperless electronic accounting and implement a "T+1" delivery system. There is a price limit (10%). The participating investors are mainland Chinese institutions or individuals.

Negative: refers to information that can cause stock prices to fall, such as deterioration in operating performance of listed companies, bank tightening, increase in bank interest rates, economic recession, inflation, natural and man-made disasters, etc., as well as other political, economic, military, Unfavorable news from diplomacy and other aspects prompted the stock price to fall.

Bullish: refers to information that stimulates rising stock prices, such as improved operating performance of listed companies, lower bank interest rates, sufficient social funds, relaxed bank credit funds, market prosperity, etc., as well as other political, economic, military, and diplomatic and other aspects that are beneficial to the stock price increase.

Washing the market is a term used in the stock market. In order to achieve the purpose of speculation, the banker must let the retail investors who bought at low prices and sell the stocks on the way to reduce the upward pressure, and at the same time increase the average price of the stockholders, so as to facilitate the implementation of the banker's method and achieve the purpose of speculation. The purpose of making huge profits.

Going long is a stock term: it is to be optimistic about the future rising prospects of the stock and buy and hold it to wait for the rise to make a profit.

Banker: refers to a large investor who can influence the market price of a certain gold and silver coin. Usually it accounts for more than 50% of the circulation. Sometimes the market maker does not necessarily control 50%, depending on the variety.

Call auction: Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange are set from 9:15 to 9:25 in the morning. , a large amount of information about buying or selling a certain stock is input into the computer, but at this time the computer only accepts the information and does not match the information. At the moment before the official opening of the market (9:27-9:30), the computer starts working, and the system matches the pricing. The opening price of the stock is generated based on the price determined first with the largest trading volume, and is reflected on the screen in a timely manner. , this method is called call auction (there is no call auction when the market opens in the afternoon).

K-line is also known as candle chart, Japanese line, Yin-Yang line, bar line, etc. The commonly used term is "K-line", which originated from the Tokugawa shogunate era in Japan in the 18th century (1603-1867) The rice market transaction is used to calculate the daily rise and fall of rice prices. Because of its unique marking method, people have introduced it into the analysis of stock market price trends. After more than 300 years of development, it is currently widely used in stocks, futures, foreign exchange, options and other securities markets.

Dividend, also known as profit sharing, is the abbreviation of dividend distribution. The "International Conference on Dividends" held in Paris in 1899 pointed out: "Dividends refer to the remuneration of a certain proportion of profits from an enterprise unit's promotion to the general employees of the enterprise unit. Such remuneration is determined in advance according to a free agreement plan. Promotion ratio

The price-to-earnings ratio refers to the ratio of a stock's price to its earnings per share during a review period (usually 12 months). Investors usually use this ratio to estimate the investment value of a stock. , or use this indicator to compare stocks of different companies. The P/E ratio is often used as an indicator to compare whether stocks of different prices are overvalued or undervalued. However, using the P/E ratio to measure the quality of a company's stock is not always accurate.

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