What should I do if I finally close my position in the stock market, but I can't buy stocks? For many investors, this seems to be a dilemma. The following is Bian Xiao's advice to you. If you can't buy stocks by shorting, you can do so. I hope I can help you.
What if short positions can't buy stocks?
Short futures, you can't buy stocks when you close your position, probably because you haven't found a suitable seller or the market is not liquid enough. In this case, you can consider the following options:
Wait for the opportunity provided by the exchange: Sometimes, the exchange may provide trading opportunities for a specific period of time to let you close your position. You can always pay attention to the market and the announcements and arrangements of the exchange.
Adjust your trading strategy: If you can't close your position, you can re-evaluate your trading strategy and take corresponding actions. This may include adjusting the target price, setting a stop loss point or looking for other investment opportunities.
Seek professional help: If you are unfamiliar with futures trading or encounter difficulties, it is recommended to consult a professional financial consultant or futures broker. They can provide more specific and personalized suggestions according to your specific situation.
Regarding the role of bears, bears can give investors a chance to make profits in a bear market. The functions of shorting futures include:
Hedge risk: Short selling can be used to hedge the risk of a portfolio. When investors think that the market may fall, they can reduce the downside risk of their portfolios by shorting futures.
Profit from the spread: shorting allows investors to profit from the spread when the market falls. Buying at a low price and selling at a high price can make a profit, which is just the opposite of buying at a low price and selling at a high price.
Providing liquidity: Short selling provides more trading activities and liquidity for the market, which increases the efficiency and fairness of the market.
Please note that futures trading involves high risks and requires investors to have corresponding knowledge and experience. Before making any investment, please make sure that you fully understand the relevant risks and make careful decisions.
What do you mean by empty warehouse?
Many people think that this kind of behavior is to get more profits after paying high commission and stamp duty, which is called "short position closing".
A short position means that the market is above the market and both sides are bulls.
Short positions are the opposite of long positions. Long position closing refers to selling the stock immediately when the short position buys the stock, and selling all the stocks it holds.
Short positions are on the rise, and the trend is unknown. Sell some stocks first, so that some profits are safe.
This trading method of closing positions is suitable for short-term operation.
Bears are different from bulls, and bears are bulls.
Long positions are short positions.
Long position closing refers to selling securities after short position buying, and there is not enough funds to cover the position.
Generally speaking, in a bull market, when the stock price rises, the net position value should not be higher than the net position value required by investors. If the stock price falls, the net asset value in the investor's account will be lower than the net position value, indicating that the short position's profit has been partially lost.
In the bear market, bears are bulls. If short positions are closed, it means that investors are in danger of clearing positions soon, and investors should buy or sell positions according to their actual situation.
How to judge that individual stocks are the main force?
You can also check whether the trading software has quantitative indicators. Just enter two values, which are called indicator values.
You need to choose stocks to see if there is any control, and you need to ask if you can add positions. You need to think of a reference dose, which has nothing to do with the strength of the dose.
Leveraged stock closing rules
The word liquidation was originally spread from commodity futures trading, which refers to the trading behavior of one party in futures trading to cancel the futures contract bought or sold before. In this way, as far as stocks are concerned, the word "stock liquidation" means selling all the stocks, and stock liquidation means selling all the existing stocks at the current price, in other words, clearing the positions.
The usual rule of stock leveraged trading is equivalent to setting a stop-loss line. Once it falls below the stop loss line, it will be forced to close the position. On the whole, for example, when the guarantee coefficient is lower than 130%, set the stop loss of the brokerage liquidation line. Except for the stocks with the R mark, the trading varieties cannot be leveraged.
Ordinary individuals and institutional investors need to meet the following conditions when opening credit accounts:
1, which requires half a year's first securities trading experience in ordinary accounts;
2, nearly 20 trading days before opening an account, the average daily assets in the account will not be less than 500 thousand yuan (including capital and securities market value);
3. Risk tolerance can only meet the requirements of C4 growth and above;
4. The credit rating cannot be lower than 60 points.
Under what circumstances will stocks be forced to close their positions?
1 Stock pledge: listed companies or shareholders of listed companies pledge shares. When the pledge expires or is not redeemed at the time of deferred redemption, when the stock price reaches the liquidation line, the shares will be forced to liquidate.
2 Stock delisting: After the stock is delisted and closed, the investor's stock may also be forced to close.
Margin financing: Investors borrow money from securities companies by providing collateral for margin financing and securities lending. Once the stock price falls to the liquidation line, investors will be forced to liquidate their positions without additional collateral.
4 capital allocation: stock investors buy stocks through over-the-counter channel capital allocation and leverage. Once the stock price falls to the liquidation line, the stock will be forced to liquidate.