The stock you bought has fallen, so you need to consult relevant information to answer. According to many years of study experience, if the stock you buy falls, you can get twice the result with half the effort. Here are some related methods and experiences for your reference.

The stock you bought fell completely.

I'm sorry to hear that this happened to you. The stock market is risky, and the stock price is affected by many factors, including market sentiment, company performance, macroeconomic situation and so on.

If you have bought stocks, you need to know the risks and rewards of your portfolio. If the price of the stock you buy has fallen to a very low position, then you may have a chance to get a higher return. However, you also need to consider market risks. If the stock price continues to fall, your investment may be damaged.

If you have bought stocks, I suggest you regularly check the performance of your portfolio, understand the market dynamics and make corresponding decisions. If you think your portfolio is too risky, you can consider selling stocks or reconfiguring your portfolio to reduce the risk.

In short, you need to be cautious when investing in stocks. You need to understand market risks and manage them well.

Stock purchase price skill

The stock buying price skills are as follows:

1. If you have spare money on hand and want to make money through stock trading, you'd better choose the buying opportunity when the price is relatively low.

2. If you, like most people, like to buy stocks at the lowest price, then when you find that the stock price has fallen, it means that the stock price is close to the bottom and you can buy it.

3. If the stock you buy has been sideways, don't rush to make up the position, because most stocks have their own trajectory. If they deviate from the track, it is difficult to make money even if they cover their positions, but it is easy to increase their losses.

4. If the stock you buy is a high-quality white horse stock, you can buy it after a long-term sideways, but buy it when the price deviates from the performance and drops significantly.

5. When buying stocks, learn more about the company's fundamentals and understand the company's growth and net profit.

6. If the stocks you buy are technology stocks, you need to pay more attention to policies, because the development of technology cannot be separated from the support of policies.

7. You don't have to know the technical aspects to buy stocks, but you must know the fundamentals and policies.

How long can a stock be bought and sold?

In the A-share market, the restrictions on selling stocks are as follows:

1. Stocks bought on the same day cannot be sold on the same day, but only on the next trading day.

2. The funds sold on the same day cannot be transferred out on the same day, but can only be transferred out to the bank card until the next trading day.

3. Trading hours of A shares in Shenzhen and Shanghai stock markets: from 9: 30am to11:30am and from13: 00pm to15: 00pm every Monday to Friday.

4. Stock trading time: Monday to Friday at 9: 00 a.m.15-9: 25 a.m., and only after the declaration is submitted successfully can it be considered as a valid transaction.

The above information is for reference only. The stock market is risky, so you need to be cautious in investing.

Stock purchase time skills

There is no specific standard for the choice of stock buying time, because the best buying time should be determined according to market conditions, company fundamentals, macroeconomics and other factors. However, there are some basic skills that can help you get a better return when buying stocks:

1. Choose to buy during the period when the stock price fluctuates greatly, such as 1 to 2 hours after the opening, 1 hour after midday, 15 minutes at the end of the session and 1 hour before the morning session.

2. A period of time before the release of important events and economic data is often the best time to buy. For example, before the company releases financial reports or economic data.

3. Choose stocks that have an upward trend or have fallen sharply to buy. There is a strong buying signal for stocks with an upward trend, and stocks that have experienced a sharp decline usually have a more obvious rebound.

4. Buy when there are abnormal situations such as high opening and low going. Going high and going low may indicate that the stock price will rebound or break through.

5. Choose to buy when the market trend is upward. If the market trend is upward, then even if there are problems with individual stocks, there may be buying signals driven by the market.

Please note that stock investment is risky. Investors should make careful decisions according to their own risk tolerance and investment objectives, and seek professional investment advice when necessary.

Is there a charge for entrusted stock purchase?

No service fee or commission is charged for entrusted stock purchase, but other fees can be charged, such as handling fee, communication fee and transfer fees. Fees include securities management fees and handling fees. The securities management fee is charged at 0.02% of the transaction amount, and the handling fee is charged at 0.0 1% of the transaction amount. The transfer fee is 100 shares, and the minimum is 1 yuan.

Stamp duty, handling fee and transfer fee may be charged when securities are sold on a commission basis. Stamp duty is levied according to the stock trading volume, with 1‰ for less than 200 lots and 3‰ for more than 200 lots, which is collected by the government without charge. Fees include securities management fees and handling fees. The securities management fee is charged at 0.02% of the transaction amount, and the handling fee is charged at 0.0 1% of the transaction amount. The transfer fee is 100 shares, and the minimum is 1 yuan. Stamp duty, handling fee and transfer fees are collected by securities companies.

It should be noted that the charging standards of different securities companies may be different, and the specific fees can be consulted with the relevant securities companies.

This is the end of the introduction after the stock you bought fell.