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Why do you say "buy small-cap stocks and sell large-cap stocks"?
1, such a statement should be analyzed in detail, and it is certainly not universally applicable, depending on when the market is, the preferences of major institutions or whether there is high growth, and so on.

2. Small-cap stocks have a small circulating share capital, and the funds needed to open positions are relatively small, which is easy to be controlled by the main force and easier to pull up. Without the support of performance or imagination, hype may plummet. It depends on who gets the last stick when delivering the parcel, and the GEM plate is small and risky.

The mainstream market is definitely not driven by small-cap stocks. In June of 2007 or 2009, we mainly looked at financial real estate and heavyweights. It is simple and quick for large funds to open positions and enter the market. During the period of 2.28 phenomenon, the index rose sharply, and the small-cap market did not perform as a whole. With the introduction of stock index futures, heavyweights may also benefit.

If it's only the first quarter of 20 10, it makes sense to buy a side dish. Mainly the annual report market and betting high to send high to send cash.

Simply refer to several indicators:

A, the listing time is not long, such as sub-new shares, it is best not to send them high within one year, and there is little chance of getting old.

B. Judging from the financial indicators of the third quarterly report, it is best that the provident fund should exceed two yuan per share, the undistributed profit per share should be more than one yuan, and the cash flow per share should be positive.

C, the best performance is pre-increase, and the K-line share price is at a relatively low level and has not been speculated recently.

D. There are at least three social security companies, annuities and funds in it, and it is best to hold a certain proportion of tradable shares, such as at least 10%.

For reference only, I hope it will help you.