When we choose to do more stocks, we may encounter the situation that stocks have been rising. So in view of this situation, will the stock continue to explode? The following is a list compiled by Bian Xiao. Will long stocks keep rising and exploding? I hope I can help you.

Do more stocks continue to rise, will it explode?

In the A-share market, investors use ordinary accounts for stock operations and can only do long-term operations. Therefore, if investors use ordinary accounts for stock trading activities, investors will not explode their positions when the stock rises sharply, but will gain more benefits.

If investors use a credit account, that is, a margin account to short, when the stock rises sharply, there will be short positions, that is, investors lose money, the margin can no longer take risks, and the interests of customers in the margin account are negative. After the short position, you still owe the platform funds, which need to be filled by investors, otherwise you will face legal recourse.

In order to reduce the occurrence of short positions, investors should follow the trend, that is, do more operations in the rising process and short operations in the falling process; Reasonable control of positions, it is best to buy in a light warehouse; Set stop-loss and take-profit positions.

What does the stock explosion mean?

Short position of stock refers to that when the loss is greater than the deposit in the account, the securities company forces investors to close their positions. Generally, it appears in margin financing and securities lending accounts, and ordinary accounts will not break out.

Investors buy and sell stocks in margin trading accounts. When the loss reaches a certain level, that is, it touches the liquidation line, there is no additional margin. In order to reduce risks, securities companies have to close their positions. In the past, the maintenance guarantee ratio was a certain number of 1.30%. However, these two companies have recently introduced new regulations. Members should carefully evaluate and agree with customers on the minimum maintenance guarantee ratio according to market conditions, customers' credit status and the company's risk management ability, that is, the maintenance guarantee ratio.

For example, when Xiaoming opened the authority of margin financing and securities lending because of his good credit standing, the proportion of maintaining guarantee with the securities company was 150%, that is, when Xiaoming borrowed money from securities to buy stocks or borrow securities, when the loss reached 150%, there was no additional margin, and the securities company forced to sell the stocks held by Xiaoming out of risk considerations, that is, the stocks exploded.

What do you mean by short position?

Generally speaking, short positions refer to short positions made by bearish investors, but the market outlook suddenly rises, resulting in huge losses. For example, investors think that a stock will fall in the future, so they sell it to a securities company, but a stock not only does not fall, but even skyrockets. For short-selling investors, not only the principal loss, but also the leverage loss of securities lending are called short positions.

For securities investors, short positions mean that losses have fallen below the liquidation line. At this time, the proportion of protection will be reduced. If the margin is not added, the brokerage firm will be forced to close the position, and the losses and handling fees caused by the forced liquidation will be borne by the investors themselves.

In the futures market, short position is also a meaning. Because futures can buy up and down, investors who buy down have made empty orders, but the market outlook has risen against the trend, resulting in huge losses.

Generally speaking, for investors who do not have margin financing and futures options, there will be no short positions, because there will be no short positions unless the stock price falls to 0 yuan.

Can stocks be bought and sold on the same day?

In China, stocks cannot be bought and sold on the same day, but it should be noted that Hong Kong stocks or US stocks can be bought and sold on the same day. Because the stock trading system in China will be different from that in Europe and America, the trading rules of T+ 1 are currently implemented in China A-share market.

That is to say, the stocks bought on the same day will have to wait until the next trading day at the earliest, that is, "the next day". In case of holidays, the opening of the market will be postponed, mainly because there are several days off on holidays, and they can only be sold one trading day after holidays.

The minimum unit of stock purchase is 65,438+0 lots, that is, 65,438+000 shares, and the number of shares that must be bought at one time must be an integer multiple of 65,438+000 shares. Integer shares can be sold, but less than 65,438+000 shares must be sold at one time.

Stock transactions are sorted according to the principle of price priority and time priority, in which price priority means that high-buy declaration takes precedence over low-buy declaration, low-sell declaration takes precedence over high-sell declaration, and the same-price declaration takes precedence over the first one.

How to analyze the K-line chart of stocks

There are three main steps in learning and analyzing the K-line diagram. The first step is to distinguish yin and yang, the second step is to know the size, and the third step is to look at the length.

K-line chart can be divided into negative line and positive line. Generally, the negative line is represented by green, and the positive line is represented by red. The negative line indicates that the stock price falls, and the positive line indicates that the stock price rises.

The larger the entity of the K-line chart, the stronger the strength, the smaller the entity, and the weaker the strength. The negative line and the positive line indicate the direction of the strength.

The longer the shadow line of the K-line chart, the more unfavorable it is for the stock to run in the same direction. For example, the longer the upper shadow line, the worse it is for the stock to go up, and the longer the lower shadow line, the worse it is for the stock to go down.