When buying stocks, it includes "(commission charged by securities companies)", "transfer fees (calculated by the number of shares, starting point: 1 yuan)" and "Shenzhen Stock Exchange does not charge transfer fees". The above fees will continue to be charged when selling, but "stamp duty" will be charged at the rate of 1‰.

To sum up, there is a commission when buying, a commission in transfer fees when selling, and a stamp duty in transfer fees when selling.

Question 2:

The stock market has virtual assets, which belong to the capital market and will be underestimated and overestimated. Those who lose always lose X yuan, and not all those who earn win X yuan! For example, it only takes 30 million yuan for a small and medium-sized board stock to pull a daily limit, but its market value may increase by 300 million. That means that 30 million yuan has driven up the market value of 300 million yuan, so all those who hold stocks will always earn 300 million yuan, and no one will lose; On the contrary, if a small and medium-sized board stock only needs 10% of the shares, it can hit the daily limit, but its market value may be reduced by 300 million. That is to say, the sale of 65,438+00% shares leads to the decline of 300 million market value, so all the holders of this stock will lose 300 million market value forever.

Summary: When the stock goes up, everyone who buys it is profitable, and no one is losing money. It's just a matter of earning more and earning less; When it falls, everyone loses, but some people lose more, and some people lose less or all.

Question 3:

All the good news and good policies are the reasons for the stock's rise. The reason why a stock goes up is that more people buy than sell, and there are other reasons.

In foreign stock markets, the stock price is mainly determined by the value, while in China, due to immature investors and serious dealer transactions, the stock price is mainly determined by the relationship between supply and demand. Generally speaking, the relationship between supply and demand is influenced by psychological level and capital level, including: national policy, company operation, market environment, investor's psychological mood, stock market price, etc. The factors affecting the stock price are very complicated, and the factors affecting the stock price will be different in different periods.

Summary: Good news and bad news can only affect the short-term trend of the stock price, and the medium and long-term ultimately depends on the company's operating conditions and the growth cycle of the industry and domestic and foreign economies.

Question 4:

If the profit of a listed company has been increasing, assuming that the number of stocks bought and sold in the securities market has not changed, will the stocks rise? In addition to buying more than selling, will the company's continued profitability lead to a rise in stock prices? )

There are two situations:

First: in a good market environment, that is, in a bull market, the company's profits have been increasing, and the company's share price will definitely rise all the way. However, when the company's profit stops, the stock price will react in advance, that is, although the company is profitable, the stock price may enter an adjustment period or even fall. Until the company's profitability began to exceed expectations.

Second: In a bad market environment, that is, in a bear market, the company's profits have been increasing, and the company's share price may not necessarily rise, but may also fall. For example, from 2000 to 2005, China's economy maintained an annual growth rate of 8%, while the Shanghai Composite Index fell from 2245 points in June of 200/kloc-0 to 998 points in June of 2005. That is to say, there will be deviations between macroeconomic trends and stock market trends. 、

Summary: Generally speaking, the value of a company determines its share price. The company's profits have been increasing, maintaining a certain growth rate, and the company's share price will also show an overall upward trend. But remember: the timing of entering the market is the most important. When the company's profits peak, the stock price will show a downward consolidation trend. The Shanghai Composite Index dropped from 5,438+124 in June 2007 to 1664 in October 2008, which is an example.