In fact, you buy a stock because you believe it will go up. But it didn't go up, which means your judgment is wrong. So, you should admit your mistake, sell it, and don't let the loss expand further.
Closing a position means selling the stock. This is originally a term in futures, which means selling stocks in the stock market.
Question 2: What does it mean to be stuck in stocks? That is to say, the price you bought at that time was 10 yuan. 9 yuan today, you lost 10 points. If you are stuck in stocks, you will still hold stocks that are losing money.
Question 3: What does "lock" (1) mean? In stock market terms, it refers to the trading risks encountered in stock trading. For example, investors expect the stock price to rise, but the stock price has been falling after buying. This phenomenon is called long locking. On the contrary, investors expect the stock price to fall and short the borrowed stock, but the stock price has been rising. This phenomenon is called short selling.
(2) The term in the securities market refers to the fact that the price of securities bought by investors does not rise but falls, and then it is sold after the price rises, resulting in long-term occupation of funds. It means to get caught up in something, and time, energy or property are occupied, which affects other work or life.
Question 4: What does it mean that the stock is locked up? Lock-in refers to the trading risks encountered in stock trading. For example, investors expect the stock price to rise, but the stock price has been falling after buying. This phenomenon is called locking.
Question 5: He said: I'm trapped by you? What do you mean? In fact, he wants to say that you are an indispensable part of him, which shows that he has great feelings for you.
Question 6: What does it mean that the stock is locked up? What is locked up? Why are you trapped?
Lock-in refers to the trading risks encountered in stock trading. For example, investors expect the stock price to rise, but the stock price has been falling after buying. This phenomenon is called long locking. On the contrary, investors expect the stock price to fall and short the borrowed stock, but the stock price has been rising. This phenomenon is called short selling.
Buying stocks or funds again after falling below the purchase price is called covering positions. The function of covering positions is to buy stocks at a lower price, so that the unit cost price drops, with a view to rebounding after covering positions and making up for the losses of high-priced stocks with the profits earned from covering positions. Benefits of covering positions: It is difficult for stocks bought at high prices to return to their original prices because they have fallen too deeply. By covering the position, the stock price can close the position and leave without rising to the original high price. Risk of covering positions: Although covering positions can dilute the cost price, the stock market is unpredictable and may continue to fall after covering positions, which will increase losses. Premise of covering positions: (1) The decline is deeper and the loss is greater. (2) The stock is expected to rise or rebound soon. For example: 65438+1October 15, with 10 yuan buying 10000 shares of "SDB A". 10 On June 5438+05, "SDB A" had fallen to 5 yuan. At this time, you expect the stock to rise or rebound, and then buy 10000 shares. The buying behavior at this time is called "covering positions". The average price of the two bids is [(10 *10000)+(5 *10000)]/(10000+10000) = 7.5 yuan. If "SDB A" bounces above 7.5 yuan, and if there is no post-covering, it must go to 10 yuan to return to its capital. On the other hand, if 5 yuan continues to fall to 3 yuan, the stocks covering the positions will also lose money, so the loss will increase by (5-3)* 10000=20000 yuan.
Cutting positions is a flat stop-loss measure to prevent excessive losses after opening positions or when the positions held are opposite to the exchange rate.
Lightening positions is the first skill that foreign exchange investors must learn. Finally, the loss is still nominal. Once the position is closed, the loss will become a reality. From experience, lightening positions will cause mental stress to investors. Any feeling of winning by luck, waiting for the exchange rate to return or refusing to admit defeat will hinder the determination to lighten up the position and may incur serious losses.
It must be strictly observed.
Question 7: What do you mean the stock is locked up? If you sell it now, you will lose a lot of money. Many people are lucky until the stock price goes up. As a result, stocks have been piled up in their hands and become less and less valuable.
Question 8: What do you mean by stock market locking? Why are you stuck? 38 yuan, PetroChina, and Ping An 130 yuan, China, just got stuck. Why is it stuck? Is that you can't judge the situation and don't know the weight.
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Question 9: What does it mean that the stock market is locked up? The stock price plummeted, and it was too late to escape. It didn't sell. At this time, if you don't want to sell, just leave it there and wait until the stock price rises, hoping that the stock price will rise before selling.
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For example, the stock price was originally 10 yuan, but it fell to 9 yuan. If you don't sell, you think it will rebound. 8 yuan, if you want to sell, stop at the opening (China A-share daily limit system, the daily price can only fluctuate up and down10%; A large number of large orders have locked in the obstacles. At this time, the buyer is passive and you can't sell it. You can sell it when you fall to 6 yuan, but you lose everything. But can't hold shares. Before the stock price rises to your cost price, you can't use the funds, and you lose liquidity. So the image is called locking.
Question 10: What does it mean that the stock is locked up? Can you not sell it? Locking generally refers to a state in which the current price of a stock is lower than the purchase price (or the holding price and cost), and investors hold positions because they are unwilling to sell at a loss.
I can order it, but I don't want to sell it.