High turnover rate means high liquidity, and it is easy to make a deal whether you buy or sell. Turnover rate greater than 15% is generally a high turnover rate. The turnover rate of stocks is summed up according to historical experience, not drawn out of thin air. The turnover rate can generally be divided into the following levels: the turnover rate is greater than 25%, and the stock trading is abnormal; The turnover rate is 15%-25%, and the stock turnover is huge; The turnover rate is 8%- 15%, and the stock is traded in heavy volume; The turnover rate is 5%-8%, and the stock turnover is traded; The turnover rate is 3%-5%, and stock trading is active; ; The turnover rate is 2%-3%, and the stock trading is moderate; Turnover rate 1%-2%, stock trading is sluggish; The turnover rate is less than 1%, and the stock is absolutely. Investors who are exposed to the stock market should be familiar with the concept of turnover rate. Literally, they probably know what it means, that is, the frequency of stock turnover in a certain period of time, also known as turnover rate. The calculation formula of turnover rate is: turnover rate = (turnover in a certain period of time/total number of shares issued) * 100%.

1. "turnover rate", also known as "turnover rate", refers to the transaction frequency of stocks in the market in a certain period of time and is one of the indicators reflecting the liquidity of stocks. Its calculation formula is: turnover rate (turnover rate) = (turnover in a certain period)/(total number of shares issued) x 100% () The higher the turnover rate of a stock, the more active the trading of the stock, and the higher people's willingness to buy the stock, which belongs to active stock; On the other hand, the lower the turnover rate of a stock, the lower the attention of this stock, which is an unpopular stock. (2) A high turnover rate generally means that the stock has good liquidity, and it is easier to get in and out of the market, so 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.

Second, 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 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. Generally speaking, the turnover rate in emerging markets is higher than that in mature markets.