A pin cone to the bottom, the time to buy stocks. The three armies have joined forces and are optimistic about the market outlook. A two-pronged approach, don’t be afraid to buy. When the white dragon comes out of the water, it can be done in the short term. Wuyang came into battle, and the stock price rebounded. If you hold many threads, good times will appear. Three sticks support the ground, and the market bottoms out.

The two poles have reached the bottom, and a rebound is imminent. Three shots to the bottom, a rebound is imminent. The heavy hammer hits the ground, and the market outlook is promising. The giant sun enters the sea, buy with confidence. Bollinger broke the bottom, short-term options are available. Increase the volume at the bottom and pay attention to building positions. The rain is coming in a hurry, and the water on the ground is also rising. Bulls should enter the market.

Stand upright and sell urgently. If the brothers shave their heads, they won't be able to keep their stock. The twin peaks touch the sky and fall before your eyes. Dark clouds are covering the sky, sell quickly. Changyin pinches the star, sell and escape. A long arrow shot into the sky and fell in front of my eyes. Increase the volume at high levels, and the stock price is near the top.

Stock market structure

1. Issuance market

Also known as the primary market or primary market. Stock issuance is an activity in which the issuing company promotes newly issued shares to investors, either by itself or through a securities underwriter. Most stock issuances do not have a fixed location, but are conducted on securities and commodity counters or through trading networks. The transaction size of the issuance market reflects the scale of capital formation in a country. The purpose of stock issuance:

The first is to raise funds for newly established companies;

The second is to expand capital for existing companies.

There are two issuance methods:

① Issuance by the new enterprise itself, or requiring appropriate assistance from investment companies, trust companies and other underwriters;

② The offering is undertaken by a securities underwriter. Both methods have their own pros and cons. The former has lower issuance costs but takes longer to raise funds. The latter has a shorter financing time, but higher costs, requiring certain handling fees to be paid to investment companies, trust companies or underwriters.

2. Trading market

Also known as the secondary market or circulation market, including:

① The stock exchange market specializes in stock and bond transactions In organized markets, according to regulations, only exchange members, brokers, and securities dealers are eligible to enter the trading floor to engage in transactions. The stocks that enter trading must be registered and approved for listing on the stock exchange.

② The over-the-counter market, also known as the securities dealer’s counter market or over-the-counter market. The main trading objects are stocks that are not listed on the exchange. The stock price in the over-the-counter market is determined by negotiation between the two parties to the transaction. The over-the-counter market has a fixed location, and generally only does spot trading, not futures trading.