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Which is the real stock price, before or after reinstatement?
When a stock looks at the K-line, the general system has no right by default, so the advantage of looking at the stock market is that you can clearly see the time point of the company's dividend, but the problem is that the long-term trend of the stock price will be broken. Pre-right refers to keeping the current stock price unchanged, lowering the previous stock price, and moving down the K line before ex-right, so as to make the graph consistent, thus maintaining the continuity of stock price trend. The advantage is that it can show the long-term trend of stock prices to the fullest. Then regaining the right means keeping the current stock price unchanged, raising the stock price later, and moving the K-line after the ex-right upward to make the graph match. It is generally used to analyze the future changes of the company's stock price, but it is not very good for watching the market. Therefore, if you look at the market, you should give priority to taking back your former rights and then lose your rights.

1. What does the stock K-line mean? K-line chart has many other names, such as candle chart, daily line, yin-yang line and so on. We often call it K-line, which was first used to analyze the trend of rice price, and later it can be seen in stock, futures, options and other securities markets. K-line is a columnar line, which consists of shadow lines and entities. The hatching part above the entity is called the upper hatching and the lower hatching. Entities are divided into positive and negative lines. Ps: Shaded lines represent the highest and lowest prices of the day's transactions, and entities represent the opening and closing prices of the day. The positive line is not only red, but also white columns and hollow black frames. Generally, green, black or blue entities are used to represent negative lines. In addition to these, when people see "crosshairs", it can be understood that the solid parts form a line. The crosshair is actually easy to understand, which means that the closing price of the day is the opening price. If you study K-line thoroughly, you can keenly find the buying and selling points (although there is no way to predict the stock market at all, K-line will also have certain guiding value). For beginners, mastering convenience is the easiest. On the one hand, everyone should pay attention. K line analysis is more difficult. If you just started trading stocks and don't know K-line, I suggest using some auxiliary tools to help you judge whether a stock is worth buying. For example, entering your favorite stock code can automatically help you evaluate and analyze the market situation, and so on. When I first started trading stocks, I used this method to transition, which is very convenient: I will briefly talk about a few tips of K-line analysis, so that you can quickly understand some simple knowledge. Second, how to use the stock K line for technical analysis? 1, and the solid line is the negative line. At this time, it is necessary for everyone to pay attention to the trading volume of stocks. Small trading volume indicates that the stock price may fall in the short term; If the volume is large, it is estimated that the stock price will fall for a long time. 2. What does it mean that the solid line is a positive line? It fully shows that the motivation for the stock price to rise is more sufficient. As for whether it is a long-term rise, it should be judged by combining other indicators.