Financial indicators: P/B ratio, P/E ratio, provident fund and annual return per share;

Industry indicators: financial indicators, manufacturing indicators;

Policy orientation: financial reform, emission reduction and consumption reduction, etc.

Trading operation mainly depends on:

Technical indicators: MACD, KDJ, CCI, Bohr, metered-dose inhalers, etc.

Economic indicators: GDP growth rate, inflation rate CPI, purchasing managers index PMI；;

Peripheral (related): commodities, futures, US stocks, Nikkei, Hong Kong stocks, French stock indexes, German stock indexes and exchange rate markets;

Risk events (related): natural disasters and man-made disasters;

Currency liquidity: M 1, M2, government bond repurchase, deposit reserve, interest rate, QE3 quantitative easing, etc.

Other related;

When choosing a stock, at least the following aspects should be considered:

1, first determine whether your operation is short-term or medium-long-term operation;

2. From the industry point of view, whether there is policy support or room for development, we can temporarily avoid manufacturing.

3. Then look at the trend of stocks, avoid those on the way down, and try to choose stocks that are in an upward trend or rising process;

4. See whether the transaction volume is active and whether the funds are concerned;

5. Look at the assets, profits, cash flow, products and management team of financial statements;

6. Let's take a look at the current situation of some technical indicators, and whether the K-line chart is favorable;

7. At the same time, you can also consider the current market trend and combine the judgment of individual stocks;