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What do you mean by selling big orders and buying small ones?
It means that dealers use it to attract low prices, trick retail investors into handing over bloody chips and exchange small costs for big profits. In the stock market, this is a "stepping stone" operation method commonly used by the main players and bookmakers. Large orders enter the market and small orders leave the market, which refers to the situation in which large orders are closed and small orders are paid. This may be because the main force is washing dishes with it, or it may be that the main force is shipping, which requires investors to comprehensively consider other factors in the market.

1. Wash dishes

Washing dishes is a stock market term. Washing dishes can be done in any area of the dealer, and the basic purpose is nothing more than cleaning up the redundant floating chips in the market and raising the overall position cost of the market. In order to achieve the purpose of speculation, the banker must let the weak-willed retail investors sell their stocks at low prices on the way, so as to reduce the pressure of rising, and at the same time let the average price of shareholders rise, so as to facilitate the implementation of breeding methods and achieve the purpose of profiteering.

2. Is the stock going up or down?

Stocks are generally bought when they fall, and sold after the price rises to get better profits. But as far as the stock market is concerned, it is too one-sided and arbitrary for investors to judge whether to buy directly according to the stock's ups and downs, which is not conducive to the normal profit of the stock. This is because the stock changes all the time, and there are many factors that affect the stock price change. Therefore, shareholders should know as much as possible about the potential factors in order to get more benefits.

3. The difference between stocks and futures

① Different concepts: shares are ownership certificates issued by joint-stock companies; Futures are standardized tradable contracts based on some popular products and financial assets.

2 Different trading methods: stocks are traded at T+ 1, and the stocks bought on the same day must be held at least until the second trading day; Futures are T+0 transactions, which are bought on the same day and sold on the same day.

3 different sources of income: there are two sources of income for stocks, which can be obtained through the price difference of stock transactions or through dividends of listed companies; The profit of futures mainly comes from the price difference.

④ Different risk levels: Although both stocks and futures are high-risk investments, the risk level of stocks is relatively lower than that of futures. Because even if the stock price falls, you can wait for the price to rise. Futures are settled daily and are not tied.

4. Can I buy1share?

No, you can't just buy one share. The rules of Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges are that the purchase price must be an integer multiple of 100 shares. However, there is no restriction on selling, and investors can only sell 1 share. If you buy 200 shares, but it shows that 199 shares and 1 shares have been sold, it is because someone else's order has been sold first, and your order has been split.