The timing of stock opening and closing can only be solved by consulting relevant information. According to years of learning experience, if we can grasp the timing of opening and closing stocks, we can get twice the result with half the effort. Here are some methods and experiences related to the timing of stock opening and closing for your reference.
Timing of adding positions and covering positions
Before giving the specific timing of adding positions and covering positions, it is necessary to clarify a principle: the purpose of adding positions and covering positions is to reduce costs while keeping the proportion of positions unchanged.
In practice, there are two common opportunities to consider increasing or covering positions:
1. Price fluctuation: If the stock price drops sharply and is lower than the price you have in mind, you can consider adding positions. It should be noted that jiacang does not mean unlimited jiacang, and the overall risk must be controlled. We should be familiar with and recognize the stocks we add, and we should have enough stocks before adding.
2. Fluctuation of cost price: If the stock has been held for a period of time and the cost price gradually decreases, even lower than the current price, then you can consider covering the position.
It should be noted that there is no fixed standard for the timing of adding positions and covering positions, and it should be comprehensively considered according to various factors such as personal risk tolerance, investment objectives and market sentiment. In addition, in the specific operation, it is necessary to pay attention not to add positions or cover positions in the fluctuation of the day, and it is best to do it in a relatively stable market environment.
How does Founder Securities cover its positions?
Founder Securities, as a brokerage firm, can help investors to trade stocks, but the specific operation of covering positions may need to be judged according to the specific situation of investors.
Covering positions is a way to increase investment when the stock price falls, and reduce costs by buying more stocks. If you think the stock price will continue to fall, you can reduce the investment cost by covering your position.
Pay attention to the following points when covering positions:
1. Determine whether your stock portfolio needs to be covered. If you already own the stock and your cost price is lower than the current share price, you may need to cover your position.
2. Determine whether you have enough funds to cover your position. When you make up your position, you need to make sure that you have enough money to buy more stocks.
Make sure you know the fundamentals and trends of the stock. Before covering positions, you need to conduct in-depth research and analysis on the fundamentals and trends of stocks to determine whether it is necessary to cover positions.
4. Choose the right trading platform to cover the position. When covering positions, you need to choose a suitable trading platform for trading, so as to ensure the smooth progress of your trading.
In short, when covering positions, you need to carefully analyze the market situation and your investment portfolio to ensure that your investment decision is wise.
How to sell the right stock after covering the position
Before selling stocks, you need to consider the following factors:
1. Stock price: First, you need to check the stock price. If the share price is lower than your purchase price, you can consider selling some or all of the shares.
2. Investment objectives: Review your investment objectives to see if your current investment meets these objectives. If the stock price is lower than your psychological target price, consider selling some or all of the shares.
3. Risk control: If the stock price keeps falling, you need to consider how to control the risk. You can consider selling some or all of your shares to avoid greater losses.
4. Market situation: check the market situation to see if there are any unfavorable factors. If the market situation is not good, you can consider selling some or all of your shares.
In a word, these factors need to be carefully considered before selling stocks, so as to make an informed decision.
What is the proportion of stocks to cover positions?
The proportion of covering positions depends on how you judge the trend of this stock. If you can't judge, you can make up the position according to the following methods:
1. If you start with a half-position operation (that is, a half-fund operation), you can choose to cover the position once when the trend rebounds by 20%.
2. If you start with Man Cang operation (that is, with 100% capital), you can choose to make up the position at one time when the trend rebounds by 50%.
However, if your cost is high, you can make up less, and if your cost is low, you can make up more. The above is the basic method of covering positions, depending on the actual situation.
How to make up for the lack of funds in the stock quilt
When the stock is locked up, if the funds are insufficient, you can consider the following methods to cover the position:
1. pyramid covering: when covering a stock, cover a part for the first time, and cover it again after falling, so as to reduce the average price of two purchases as much as possible, so that the cost can be reduced after the second purchase.
2. Inverted pyramid covering positions: when covering positions of a stock, covering positions at a price lower than the average price for the first time, and covering positions at a slightly lower price for the second time on the basis of the first time, the price cost is lower.
3. Follow the signal: learn to make reasonable judgments based on technical indicators, trading volume, price trends, etc. , and make up the position.
Tips: The above contents are for reference only. As the stock market is unpredictable, investment needs to be cautious.
This is the introduction of the timing of stock opening and closing.