Reduce holdings, a term specific to the stock market and futures market. After non-tradable stocks can be circulated, they will sell them to cash out, which is called reduction of holdings. But do you know the process of holding reduction?

1. Resolutely avoid high-priced stocks with heavy fund positions

The higher the stock price, the stronger the desire to reduce holdings. For example, bank stocks such as Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, which are under great pressure to reduce their holdings, have been frantically "air raided" by funds. Small and medium-sized retail investors should hide in "air raid shelters" and buy low-priced stocks whose first-quarter reports have increased significantly. The performance of such stocks has just come out of the trough. Not only will they not sell them, but they may also buy them on dips, so they may enter an independent market.

2. Buy stocks that have been fully circulated

For example, Sany Heavy Industry, the first batch of share reform companies, is fully circulated, and stocks that do not want to reduce their holdings have already been polished at a high of 6,000 points. Now, more consideration is given to making up for it in the low position. Of course, the premise is that the performance of listed companies shows growth.

3. Buy restructured stocks or ST stocks that have been renamed as uncapitalized stocks

There is no risk of non-reduction of ST stocks. First, during the reorganization, the equity has just been replaced. Major shareholders will no longer reduce their holdings; secondly, ST Company's shareholding reform was late, and it is still early to reduce its holdings; thirdly, ST's stock price is low, most of which fell below the issue price, allotment price and additional issuance price. Under the cost of major shareholders, Major shareholders are unable to reduce their holdings even if they want to.

4. Buy new stocks that have just been listed.

There is no need to worry about the size of the new stocks. The size of the new stocks must be reduced, and it will be three years later, especially those that have fallen after listing. New stocks that have broken the issue price or are close to the issue price and have been lifted by offline subscription institutions can be the first choice, such as China Coal Energy, China Pacific Insurance, etc. 5. Buy the three no sectors.

6. Buy oversold stocks on the small and medium-sized boards in the small and medium-sized boards.

There are many small and medium-sized stocks in the small and medium-sized boards with a total share capital of less than 100 million shares. These stocks have good growth potential and no risk. If you are afraid of reducing your holdings, even if it is fully circulated, it is still a small-cap stock, and it also has the advantage of a large proportion of bonus shares. Such stocks have become seriously oversold as the market has fallen, and investment opportunities have been highlighted. If you reduce your holdings blindly, the mantis will stalk the cicada, and the oriole will follow, and the company will be acquired together. The above six major operating strategies for non-reduction of large and small holdings should be used flexibly and should not be applied mechanically. According to the swing operation, sell when the price rises sharply and buy when the price falls sharply. In this way, you can maximize your profits in the rebound.