The position in the stock market refers to the amount of funds represented by the stocks held. Masukura refers to the behavior of continuing to buy because of continuous optimism in the process of a stock's rise; On the contrary, opening a position is the act of selling the stocks in your hand to lighten your position. In short, adding and reducing positions is the act of buying and selling stocks within your purchasing power.

Awkwardness and Man Cang

A heavy position is to buy stocks with most of your funds. And Man Cang is to use all your funds to buy a stock (the number of shares is the largest, because the number of shares bought is 100, so it is impossible to use all your funds to buy the same stock, and what is not enough to buy one hand is the remaining small amount of funds).

Opening and holding positions

The terms "opening position" and "holding position" are mainly used in stock index futures. Opening a position, also known as opening a position, refers to investors buying or selling a certain number of stock index futures contracts. Investors who hold stock index futures contracts until the last trading day must settle futures transactions by cash delivery.

The open contract of stock index futures investors after opening positions is called open contract, also known as open position. After the stock index futures investors open their positions, there are two ways to close the stock index futures contracts: taking the opportunity to close the positions, or holding them until the last trading day for cash delivery.