Bull is a Chinese word, which means that investors are optimistic about the stock market and predict that the stock price will rise, so they buy stocks when the price is low and sell them when the stock rises to a certain price to obtain the difference. income. Longing is one of the methods of speculation in futures exchanges. Speculators estimate that the prices of securities, commodities, etc. will rise, and buy them in advance, hoping to sell them after the price rises, in order to obtain differential profits. This method of speculation is based on buying first. The speculator has an extra amount of securities or commodities on hand before selling, so it is called "long". Opposite of "short".

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The bull market means that there are more buyers than sellers in the stock market, and bullish stock market conditions are called bull markets. It also refers to a series of stock terms related to long positions. Its contents include: long (referring to people who buy stocks or futures), long arrangement (if the short-term moving average, mid-term moving average, and long-term moving average are arranged from top to bottom, it is called a long arrangement. It is like the long-term moving average supports the mid-term moving average, and the mid-term moving average supports the long-term moving average. The short-term moving average does not allow it to fall, so it is called a long position), long buying (buying when the stock rises sharply), and a long market (there are more buyers than sellers in the stock market, and the stock market is bullish), which is called a long market. .), long profit (seller makes profit), long stop loss (seller loses).

Positions

During long position option trading, the number of call options (buying options) held by investors is greater than the number of put options (selling options).

Characteristics of the stock market

1. Small-cap stocks started to rise first, and new high prices continued to appear.

2. When bad news for the stock market circulates frequently, but the stock price cannot fall, it is a buying opportunity for bulls.

3. When good news is announced in newspapers and magazines, the stock price rises.

4. The stock price continues to rise sharply, then rebounds slightly and then rises sharply.

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5. Individual stocks continue to push up the index in a sector-wide manner.

6. Popularity continues to gather, and investors have a strong desire to pursue higher prices.

7. The number of new account openings continues to increase, and new funds continue to pour in.

8. Legal entities and large investors buy.

9. Stocks that are ex-dividend or ex-rights will soon be filled with dividends or rights.

10. The moving averages are all arranged in a long position, and the daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly lines are arranged parallel and upward.