Who can tell what common words in the stock market mean? For example: opening, positive line, negative line, after all ... I am afraid and don't understand.

Twelve questions about stock market terminology

First, the stock market is optimistic, and the stock price continues to rise, which is called "bull market"; The stock market outlook is bleak, and the stock price generally continues to fall, which is called "bear market". Do you know why you choose the two images of "bull" and "bear" to describe the stock market?

During the Tudor period in England (1485- 1603), a sport called "bullfighting" or "bullfighting" was popular. People tie cows or bears to stakes and watch them fight with dogs for fun. When cattle attack their opponents, they often rush forward, wrestle with each other and throw their opponents high. On the other hand, bears often tilt their paws down or down to attack their opponents. The way these two animals attack their opponents is just similar to the trend of stocks, so people call the continuous rise of the market a "bull market" and the continuous decline of the market a "bear market". ]

Second, the stock market has two relative forces, one is called "bulls" and the other is called "bears". Do you know what they mean respectively?

["Long position" refers to the trading behavior that investors buy a certain number of stocks at the current price in anticipation of future stock price rise, and then sell them at a high price after the price rises to earn the profit difference. "Short position" refers to selling stocks at the current price in the expectation of future market decline, and then buying them after the market decline to obtain the difference profit. ]

Third, there is a high-frequency word in the stock market called "daily limit". Does that mean a stock hasn't gone up?

[No, "daily limit" means that the price of a stock rises sharply in a certain trading day, exceeding the one-day increase stipulated by the stock exchange (domestic regulations are that A shares increase by 10% and ST shares increase by 5%) and stop trading. ]

Fourth, a stock market is called "consolidation". Do you know its specific meaning?

[Consolidation, that is, spiral arrangement, usually refers to the situation that the stock price is slightly adjusted within a certain range and relatively stable, and the difference between the highest price and the lowest price does not exceed 2%. ]

5. Many old investors have experienced "cutting meat". Do you know what "cutting meat" means in the stock market?

[After the stock is bought, the stock price falls, and investors sell the stock at a loss to avoid the loss from expanding, which is called "cutting meat". ]

6. People who buy stocks are afraid of being "trapped". Do you know the usage of this word in the stock market?

[Buying stocks in anticipation of a stock price rise, but the stock price falls instead. At this time, investors are reluctant to sell stocks and passively wait for profit opportunities. This state is like being tied by a rope, so it is called "stuck". ]

Seven, the dealer is the host of each game in some card games and gambling. What does "banker" mean in the stock market?

Investors rely on abundant funds to buy and sell a stock in a large proportion to control the stock price and achieve the purpose of profit. Such investors are called "makers". ]

Eight, "sedan chair" is a relaxed enjoyment, and "sedan chair" is a laborious thing. Do you know what "sedan chair" and "sedan chair" in the stock market say?

[Expect the stock price to soar, or buy the stock in advance when you know that there is a banker's speculation, and sell it immediately after the stock price rises, so it is as easy as making money in a sedan chair. People call this state of holding stocks "sitting in a sedan chair". On the contrary, I think the stock price is at a low level and there is a lot of room for growth, so I buy stocks, but I don't know that the price is not low, so I may not make money. This state of holding stocks is called "sedan chair". ]

Nine, I often hear some investors regret that they are always "empty." Can you tell the meaning of "stepping on the air"?

[investors are bearish on the market outlook, but after selling stocks, the stock price has risen all the way; Or failing to buy stocks at a low price in time, which is unprofitable, is called "stepping on the air". ]

X. When investors talk about stock price fluctuations together, they sometimes say excitedly, "It's been nine years in a row, which is awesome." Do you know what "Jiulianyang" means?

[Stock technical analysts use the K-line to describe the index of the stock market and the movement track of a trading variety. When drawing a K-line, the price between the opening price and the closing price is usually represented by a rectangle, which constitutes the entity of the K-line. If the closing price is higher than the opening price, the entity is a positive line, which is generally expressed in red. "Jiulianyang" means that the K-line of the market or a stock is the positive line for nine consecutive trading days. ]

Eleven, investors sometimes have to "open positions" and sometimes "close positions". Do you know what they mean by business?

["Cang" is a figurative statement in the stock market, referring to stocks. Investors start to buy bullish stocks, which is called "opening positions"; Investors sell their own stocks, which is called "liquidation". ]

Twelve, said a woman married a good husband, people tease her to find "blue chip". Do you know what kind of stock "blue chip" refers to in the stock market?

[The word "blue chip" comes from western casinos. There are three colors of chips in casinos, among which blue chips are the most valuable, followed by red chips and white chips are the worst. Investors borrow "blue chips" in the stock market, which refers to the stocks of large companies that occupy a dominant position in their industries, with excellent performance and rich dividends. ]