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What do b, w and m mean in the stock market?
In the stock trading system, B generally refers to buying stocks, W and M are both K-line forms, and the bottom of W corresponds to the head of M, which is the support and pressure position of individual stocks.

For example, the trading volume of A shares today is 5 1.42m, and that of B shares today is1.52b.

The volume of 5 1.42M corresponds to 5 1.42m shares, and the volume of 1.52B is1.52m shares.

Extended data

The market price of stocks is determined by the market. The face value and market value of stocks are often inconsistent. The stock price can be higher or lower than the face value, but the price of the initial stock issue is generally not lower than the face value. The stock price depends on the expected dividend, bank interest rate and the relationship between supply and demand in the stock market. The stock market is a volatile market, so is the stock price.

The market transaction prices of stocks mainly include: opening price, closing price, highest price and lowest price. The closing price is the most important, which is the basic data used to study and analyze the stock market and suppress the stock market trend chart.

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