What does it mean to buy stocks?

Buying stocks means stock trading. "Stock trading is the activity of buying and selling stocks. The core content of stock trading is to obtain profits through the difference between the stock price between buying and selling in the securities market. The rise and fall of the stock price changes according to the fluctuation of the market conditions. The reason why the stock price fluctuates frequently The emergence of differentiated characteristics stems from the attention of funds. "The rise and fall of stock prices change according to the fluctuation of market conditions. The reason why the fluctuations of stock prices often have differentiated characteristics stems from the attention of funds. The relationship between them is like The relationship between water and boats. When the water is overflowing, the ship will be high (a large influx of funds will cause the stock price to rise); when the water is exhausted, the ship will be shallow (a large amount of capital will flow out, and the stock price will fall).

What are A shares?

A shares, or RMB common stocks, are issued by companies registered in China, listed in China, with face value marked in RMB, for domestic institutions, organizations or individuals (from April 1, 2013, Hong Kong and Macao) Taiwan residents can open A-share accounts) to subscribe and trade common stocks in RMB. The English letter A has no actual meaning and is only used to distinguish RMB ordinary stocks and RMB special stocks.

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. The stocks of listed companies in China include A shares, B shares, H shares, N shares and S shares.

What are the main institutions in the A-share market?

The main institutions in the A-share market include: public funds (including funds purchased from banks, closed-end funds that can only be listed and traded on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges), securities firms (including a collection of securities firms) financial management), private equity funds (including trust products), QFII, and super hot money stationed in the business departments of various securities companies.

What does "T+0" stock mean?

Stock "T+0" is a securities (futures) trading system. Any trading system in which the certificate (futures) and price clearing and delivery procedures are completed on the day of the certificate (futures) transaction is called a "T+0" transaction. In layman's terms, the certificates (futures) bought on the same day can be sold on the same day.

"T+0" trading has been implemented in my country's securities market, but because it is too speculative, in order to ensure the stability of the securities market, my country now implements "T+1" for stock and fund transactions. Transaction method. That is, those bought on the same day cannot be sold until the next trading day.