Take 600 100 Tongfang shares as an example. In 2009, the number of shareholders in the annual report was 1 18096, with 8272.7 shares outstanding per capita, and the total share capital obtained by multiplication was 976.97 million shares.
The number of shareholders, the number of shares held by each household and the concentration of chips are all important parameters to study the banker's whereabouts, an important way to study how the banker and the trader trade, a systematic project to study the inherent law of the trading mechanism, a preparatory work and a key work that the stock banker must do before he is about to rise, and an attempt and exploration to study why the wave theory must go up and down. Per capita shareholding shows a high concentration of chips, mainly institutions and large households. The per capita shareholding is small, indicating that the chips are scattered and retail investors are holding shares. There is no specific standard, because the circulation of each stock is different, so it is impossible to unify the standard.
First, the decrease in the number of shareholders is a chip factor, which means that a specific person, company or main force is collecting chips from retail investors, so the scattered shareholders are decreasing and being eaten by specific people. If it is increased, the opposite is true. Second, although this is a good phenomenon on the chip side, it will not increase the stock immediately. There is no decisive role. It only shows that this stock has the potential to rise in the future. But when the main force has collected enough chips, it is impossible to know from these. Third, the technical factors that directly affect the stock's rise and fall, such as volume and price, trend, wave, time turn, main type and so on. These are all traces of the actual entry and exit of the main force. Knowing how to analyze these, you can grasp when to rise.
From the annual report and interim report, we can see the number of shareholders and per capita shares of listed companies. Generally speaking, we think that the more shareholders there are, the less shares are held per capita, indicating that there is no Zhuang intervention or the banker's intervention is not deep; On the contrary, the fewer shareholders, the more shares per capita, indicating that there is forced participation. If the stock does not increase much, the dark horse is in sight.
A stock always goes through four stages in the market: pulling up (chips are gradually concentrated), washing (chips are almost concentrated), pulling up (chips are completely concentrated) and distributing (chips are gradually dispersed). There are two ways for us to buy stocks: long-term and short-term. The so-called long-term intervention is in the financing stage; The so-called short-term intervention is in the pull-up stage. Ordinary investors often don't know when to raise funds and when to distribute them. Some people use volume to judge, but volume is not everything, and volume can also be used to deceive people. Therefore, judging the changes of the number of shareholders and the number of shares held per capita has become an important indicator to judge the stage of Zhuang shares. The fewer shareholders, the more shares per capita, indicating that the more chips are concentrated, the Zhuang shares are in the stage of attracting funds or will rise; The more shareholders there are, the less shares there are per capita, indicating that the chips are more dispersed and the stocks are in the stage of distribution or no village.