1. The total number of shares is fixed, and you can't sell them without paying the bill, but this is rare.
2. The stock trading time is t+ 1. It can only be sold on the second trading day of the day. They can't be sold on the day of purchase.
3. The stock can't be sold, and the price of the stock can't be sold without paying the bill.
4. It cannot be sold during non-trading hours. Stock trading hours: 9: 30am-11:30am, afternoon13: 00pm-15: 00pm, and trading is not allowed on legal holidays.
1. Stock trading hours
According to the regulations of Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges, the stock market is open from 9:30 am to 1 1:30 every Monday to Friday, and the daily trading time is 4 hours. No trading on Saturdays, Sundays and rest days announced by Shanghai Stock Exchange. (Generally, it is the national legal holidays such as May 1 International Labor Day, National Day, Spring Festival, New Year's Day, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival).
2. Stock trading rules
In stock trading, one hand is equal to 100 shares, and less than 100 shares are called zero shares. When buying by entrustment, the quantity must be an integer multiple of 100, and the trading system of T+ 1 is implemented, that is, the stocks bought on that day can only be sold at T+ 1, and the stocks sold on that day can only be cashed out. In addition, there are price restrictions. The upper price limit is generally 10% of the closing price of the previous trading day.
3. Stock transaction cost
There are two main kinds of expenses for buying and selling stocks. The first is the stamp duty that everyone has to pay, which is charged at three thousandths. Second, the transaction commission is basically charged at 25/10,000 or 3/10,000. After the two fees are sold, they will be automatically deducted from the account and charged in one direction.
4. Technical analysis of stocks
For stock trading, basic technical analysis is essential. Generally speaking, technical analysis is divided into two aspects, one is technology, that is, K line. First, fundamentals, general fundamental analysis is divided into macro analysis, industry analysis and company analysis. Macro-analysis is to analyze the current economic environment and judge the correct economic development situation mainly from the current policy direction and the subsequent industrial development direction. Company analysis is to analyze the company's performance.
5. Maintain a correct investment mentality.
Investors are inevitably influenced by various markets and external factors. Therefore, when making investment decisions, we should be objective and calm, rationally reject the agitation effect, maintain good patience, comprehensively analyze the fundamentals of enterprises, choose high-quality companies with real competitive strength and development prospects and reasonable valuation, and follow the trend without chasing up, killing down or blindly overdrawing.