No, hot money is mainly for the pursuit of high returns in the shortest time, with the characteristics of fast-forward and fast-out. Generally, after hot money takes a fancy to a stock, it will quickly pull up, and the strength of the main fund is generally stronger than that of hot money. If the main force does the opposite operation at this time and suppresses the stock price, the stock price will fall rapidly, which may lead to the quilt cover of hot money. Therefore, the rise of hot money, to some extent, is afraid of the banker's smashing.

First of all, how can investors tell whether it is hot money or a banker?

1, in terms of volume.

Before the hot money drives up the stock price, the trading volume of the stock is stagnant. On the day of the pull-up, the trading volume of the stock price often rises suddenly, and a long column is closed; Generally, the increase of stock price by bookmakers is continuous, and its trading volume is gradually increasing.

2. Judging from the increase.

When the dealer raises the stock price, its stock price often rises slowly, rising by a few percent every day; The hot money that raises the stock price is often accompanied by the rapid daily limit of the stock price.

3. From the perspective of turnover rate.

When the dealer raises the stock price, its turnover rate is generally stable between 3%- 10%; When hot money drives the stock price to rise, its turnover rate is active, which may exceed 10%.

Second, hot money refers to hot money or speculative short-term funds. In the business dictionary, hot money is defined as "extremely liquid short-term capital that can quickly flow to any country that can provide better returns". Shanghai Securities R&D Center believes that traditional hot money mainly refers to international short-term capital, but according to China's national conditions, hot money includes both international short-term capital and medium-and long-term capital.

The purpose of hot money is to spend as little time as possible in Qian Shengqian. Short-term speculative funds that flow quickly in the market just for the pursuit of high returns are purely speculative profits, not creating jobs, goods or services. 201110 In June, the newly increased foreign exchange holdings10 showed negative growth for the first time in the past four years, and overseas hot money withdrew from China. It has affected China's economy to varying degrees.

Three. definition

Hot money, also known as hot money, is a speculative short-term fund that flows rapidly in the market only for the pursuit of high returns. The objects of hot money speculation include stocks, gold, other precious metals, futures, money, real estate and even agricultural products such as red beans, mung beans and garlic. During the decade from 200 1 to 20 10, the hot money flowing into China averaged $25 billion a year, equivalent to 9% of China's foreign exchange reserves in the same period. The biggest difference between hot money and legal investment is that the fundamental purpose of hot money is to make profits by speculation, not to create jobs, goods or services.