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What do you think of the all-day trader in the straight flush?
(running environment: iOS 14.8) 1. First, open the flush software on your mobile phone.

2. Use the magnifying glass to find the icon in the upper right corner, click and enter the stock code you are looking for.

3. Jump to the stock page. Take China Heavy Industry as an example. The content in the red box is the time-sharing quantity.

The detailed turnover per minute is shown on the right, where you can clearly see how many hands are sold in one minute and the price information.

5. "Today's capital flow" is displayed below the daily K-line. Here is the total turnover of a day, with the main trend on the left and the collection on the right.

Below the K-line of individual stocks is the trading volume of individual stocks. The stock trading volume we often hear is the sum of the number of stocks bought and sold, that is, the total number of stocks sold in one day (1 lot = 100 shares). Under normal circumstances, the trading volume of stocks can reflect the activity of individual stocks or markets to a certain extent, which can facilitate us to choose our favorite stocks and identify trading opportunities.

What do you think of the stock turnover? Is there a better method to comprehensively analyze stocks? The trading volume of stocks can be viewed by trading software, and the trading volume can be determined by real-time trading. Or look at the red and green columns, which can directly represent the trading volume of stocks: the red columns represent buying _ selling; The green bar stands for buy _ sell.

Second, is it necessary to have a large stock turnover?

A large number of transactions in a stock does not mean that the stock must be good, but only shows that buyers and sellers have great differences on its price.

Like some active stocks, buyers think that the price will go up, sellers think that the price will go down, and the two sides have great differences, so the turnover will be high, and vice versa.

When studying the trading volume, we might as well join the stock price trend: in the upward trend, the trading volume increases rapidly, and then the price rises, and the different opinions of buyers and sellers become stronger and stronger. At this point, stock holders need to be alert to chasing up; When the stock moves downward, its trading volume will also decrease, and there is almost no difference between buyers and sellers, and it is very likely to continue to fall in the future.