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What does the 20-day moving average mean?
First, the 20-day moving average is flat, that is, in a static state;

Looking at the short-term trend mainly depends on the 20-day moving average, also known as the long-short game equilibrium line, commonly known as the devil line. If this line goes flat, it shows that the power of the long-short game is balanced, and many people go out of the market to rest. In the upward trend, the flattening of the 20-day moving average means the end of the trend. If it goes flat in the downward trend, it means that the decline is mainly sideways.

Second, the 60-day moving average is flat and ready to go;

Looking at the long-term trend mainly depends on the 60-day moving average, also known as the decision line. When this line goes flat, it means that the stock price is sideways at the bottom. Once the stock price breaks through the decision line and stabilizes, there is a high probability that there will be a wave of market follow-up.

Third, the seasonal line should be upward, and the main rising wave should be opened;

The seasonal line here also refers to the 90-day moving average. This line also represents the general trend. If the seasonal line is up, it means that the general market trend is about to start, so you can continue to pay attention.

preferred stock

Preferred stock relative to common stock. Preferred stock has priority over common stock in profit sharing and distribution of surplus property.

(1) Priority distribution right. When the company distributes profits, shareholders holding preferred shares have priority over shareholders holding common shares, but enjoy a fixed amount of dividends, that is, the dividends of preferred shares are relatively fixed.

(2) Priority creditor's rights. If the company is liquidated, the remaining property is distributed, and the preferred stock is distributed before the common stock. Note: When the company decides not to distribute dividends for several consecutive years, the preferred shareholders can enter the shareholders' meeting to express their opinions and safeguard their rights.

Reserved stock

After the rights issue, it refers to the shares that are at a disadvantage compared with ordinary shares when distributing interest or interest dividends and remaining property. After the general common stock is distributed, the residual interest is redistributed. If the company's profits are huge and the number of shares issued after the rights issue is limited, the shareholders who buy the rights issue can get high returns. After the rights issue, the raised funds generally can't generate immediate income, the range of investors is limited and the utilization rate is not high. After the rights issue, it is usually issued under the following circumstances:

(1) When the company issues new shares to raise funds for equipment expansion, in order not to reduce the dividends of the old shares, before the new equipment is officially put into use, it will issue new shares by way of post-allotment;

(2) When the enterprise is merged, in order to adjust the merger ratio, a part of the shares should be paid to the shareholders of the merged enterprise, and then a rights issue should be made;

(3) In companies with government investment, the shares held by the government are regarded as post-distribution before the dividends of the privately held shares reach a certain level.

Junk bonds/stocks

Losses or illegal operation of the company's stock.

blue chip stock

The company operates well, with good performance, earnings per share above 0.8 yuan, and price-earnings ratio between 10- 15 times.

blue chip stock

In the stock market, the shares of large companies that occupy an important leading position in their industries, have excellent performance, are active in trading and have rich dividends are called blue chips.

common stock

Common stock refers to the shares that enjoy common rights in the company's operation and management, profit and property distribution, and represents the right to claim the profits and remaining property of the enterprise after meeting the requirements of full repayment of creditor's rights and the income and creditor's rights of priority shareholders.