For example, the increase of a stock is: 8%, -5% and so on.
"Up" refers to the current increase of this stock, 10.0 1, which means that the stock price has gone up 10.0 1%, which is generally the daily limit of the stock! If the increase is 0, it means that there is no increase or decrease today, and the price is the same as the previous trading day. If the growth is negative, it is called decline.
2. Current price
Is the current price, the real-time price of the day. The current price of stocks is determined by the opening price of call auction on that day, and then by the wishes of buyers and sellers.
3. Daily ups and downs
The difference between the instantaneous price of a stock today and yesterday's closing price, red means rising and green means falling.
4. Buying price, that is, buying exchange rate, is the exchange rate used by banks to buy foreign exchange from customers or peers.
Bid price: This price is the price at which the market is prepared to buy a certain currency in a foreign exchange transaction contract or a cross-currency transaction contract. At this price, traders can sell the base currency. Located in the left part of the quotation, for example, USD/CHF 1.4527/32, and the purchase price is1.4527; Investors can sell 1 USD and buy 1.4527 Swiss francs.
Buying is from the bank's point of view. Buying is buying by the bank, that is, we hand over foreign currency to the bank and change it into RMB.
5. Selling price, that is, selling exchange rate, is the exchange rate used by banks to sell foreign exchange to customers or peers.
The price or exchange rate that the seller is willing to follow when selling. Customers can buy the currency they are interested in according to this price.
6. Total amount: the sum of buying and selling.
7. Current quantity
The amount of cash refers to the current turnover, which does not mean that there are only so many stocks to buy at present.
Because 1 lot = 100 shares, spot quantity = spot * 100, but the spot quantity displayed by some software is actually spot.
In the details column, there are the current transaction price and the number of minutes on hand.
Step 8 increase the speed
Indicates the accelerated growth or decline of the current stock.
9. In the current Chinese mainland stock market, changing hands can be simply understood as describing the sale of shares from one person to another, that is, trading. In securities trading, it is very limited to describe the market information only by a price dynamic, and the number of transactions, that is, the amount of transactions, is a very important reference standard.
In the futures trading or securities trading market in other countries and regions, you can be both a bull and a bear, which refers to the transfer of securities, securities options or commodities when trading between bulls or bears.
If one of the two parties to the transaction is multi-party and the other is empty, it is called bilateral opening. This term is exactly the same as changing hands.
Of course, in the modern securities and futures trading market, it is difficult to determine whether a transaction is between two specific people. The one-on-one transaction mentioned above is just a simple example and easy to understand. More often, all sellers throw n and all buyers buy n.
"turnover rate", also known as "turnover rate", refers to the frequency of stock turnover in the market within a certain period of time, and is one of the indicators reflecting the strength of stock liquidity. Its calculation formula is: turnover rate (turnover rate) = (turnover in a certain period)/(total number of shares issued) x 100%%. The larger the value, not only shows the activity of trading, but also shows the adequacy of changing hands between traders.
1, the higher the turnover rate of a stock, which means that the more active the trading of this stock is, the higher people's willingness to buy this stock. This is a active stock; On the other hand, the lower the turnover rate, the less people pay attention to it, which is an unpopular stock.
2. The high turnover rate generally means that the stock has good liquidity and it is easier to enter and exit the market. There will be no phenomenon of wanting to sell without thinking about buy buy, and the liquidity is strong. However, it is worth noting that stocks with high turnover rate are often the targets of short-term capital pursuit, with strong speculation, large stock price fluctuations and relatively large risks.
3. Combining the turnover rate and the stock price trend, we can make some predictions and judgments on the future stock price. The sudden increase in the turnover rate of a stock and the enlarged trading volume may mean that some investors are buying in large quantities, and the stock price may rise accordingly. If a stock continues to rise for a period of time and the turnover rate rises rapidly, it may mean that some profit-seekers want to cash out and the stock price may fall.
4. The relatively high transaction volume suddenly enlarged, and the main distribution intention was obvious. But it is not easy to increase the volume at a high position. Generally, when some favorable products are launched, the transaction volume will be released and the main force will be able to successfully complete the distribution. There are many examples
It is natural that the turnover rate is high in the initial stage of IPO. Once staged the myth of unbeaten new shares. However, with the changes in the market, it has become a reality for new shares to open higher and lower after listing. Obviously, it can't be concluded that high turnover rate will definitely rise, but high turnover rate is also an important factor supporting the stock price rise.
6. The high turnover rate of stocks with heavy volume at the bottom shows that there are obvious signs of new capital intervention, and there is a large room for future growth. The more hands change at the bottom, the lighter the upward selling pressure. In addition, the current market is characterized by local rebound, and stocks with high turnover rate are expected to become strong stocks, which represent the hot spots in the market and need special attention.