In the futures market, roc, like MACD, RSI and KDJ, is the most common reference index for technical analysis. The following is a detailed description of roc indicators of futures collected by Bian Xiao. Welcome to refer to.
Detailed explanation of the futures index of the Republic of China
ROC is one of the counter-trend indicators. It compares the closing price of the day with the closing price n days ago, calculates the ratio of the closing price change in a certain period of time, and measures the momentum of the price by comparing the price movements, so as to detect the strength of supply and demand in stock price trading in advance, and then analyze the trend of the stock price and its willingness to turn around.
When the ROC reference indicator and the indicator moving average have a low gold cross, it is also a buy signal. At this time, the market thinks that there will be a wave of gains in the short term. Generally, when this golden intersection appears in a lower position, it means that the possibility of buying is low.
When ROC falls below 0, it is the announcement of selling signal, which further shows that the price trend of the market is weakening. At this time, investors often sell at the right time, but if the price fluctuates within a narrow range around 0, the selling point will be invalid.
Investment value of banking stocks
Generally speaking, the market value of banking stocks is relatively large, so it can play a decisive role. On the other hand, it is precisely because of the high value of the bank stock market that many investors feel that bank stocks can't go up. Therefore, the proportion of retail investors buying bank shares is not very high.
From the short-term operation point of view, bank stocks do not have the short-term market potential of rapid rise as small-cap stocks, but from the long-term cycle point of view, bank stocks often have band market or long-term market, that is, if the foothold is not short-term operation, but long-term investment, then bank stocks still have high investment value.
In addition, outstanding bank stocks should not be underestimated in terms of dividends, both in terms of dividend probability and dividend intensity. Stock investment is not only for the rising income of the secondary market share price, but also for dividends. Therefore, even for dividends, there is no need to hold bank shares for a long time. In other words, you can also make money by paying dividends on bank stocks.
Bank stocks have two advantages that many other stocks can't match. The first advantage is that it is unlikely to go bankrupt. Although banks have been allowed to go bankrupt, it is unlikely that banks in China can really go bankrupt, especially listed banks, at least in the foreseeable time. Therefore, no matter which bank stock you buy, it is difficult to be liquidated. I will lose a little more at most, but I won't lose anything.
The second advantage is that the dividend of bank stocks is not bad every year. The Bank Information Port visited several banks, both state-owned and commercial. If the dividend money is regarded as interest, it can generally reach an annualized income of more than 3%, and the higher one can even exceed 5%, and it has lasted for several years. Dividends alone are also higher than general financial income.
Will private placement dilute equity?
It is certain that private placement will dilute equity. Because private placement is that only specific individuals and institutions can buy new shares, the original shareholders have no priority to buy new shares. In this regard, they can only passively accept that the equity of listed companies is diluted. Private placement refers to the issuance of investment products such as bonds or stocks to a limited number of senior institutional (or individual) investors, so it is also called "private placement" or "private placement".
For listed companies, private placement can use the market-oriented valuation premium of listed companies (relative to the book value of the assets of the parent company) to enlarge the assets of the parent company through the capital market, thus enhancing the asset value of the parent company. Moreover, the key point is that the money from private placement goes into the pockets of listed companies, which means that listed companies are completely independent in finance and operation.
It is worth noting that although private placement dilutes shareholders' rights and interests, it can help listed companies to further strengthen their control rights.