2.T+ 1 is a stock trading system, that is, stocks bought on the same day cannot be sold until the next trading day.
"T+ 1" refers to the transaction registration date, and "T+ 1" refers to the day after the transaction registration date.
Since 1 99565438+1October1,in order to ensure the stability of the stock market and prevent excessive speculation, the stock market has implemented the "T+ 1" trading system, and the stocks bought on the same day will be sold on the next trading day. At the same time, the funds are still "T+0", that is, the funds returned on the same day can be used immediately.
"T+ 1" means the trading day of the day, and "T+ 1" means the second day of the trading day.
3. Shenzhen-Shanghai A-share clearing and settlement system adopts T+ 1 mode, that is, the shares bought by investors on the same day cannot be sold, and can only be sold after delivery and transfer on the next day, that is, the shares can only be sold the next day.
In terms of the use of funds, after selling stocks on the same day, the funds can be returned to the investor's account and can be used to buy stocks on the same day. But when the stock was sold that day, the funds returned to the investor's account. If investors want to withdraw cash immediately, it is impossible, and they must wait until the next day to withdraw cash. In fact, the capital is also T+ 1
Stock trading system.
4. The trading mode of "T+ 1" is adopted in the stock and fund trading of Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange.
In other words, the stocks or funds bought by investors on the same day cannot be sold on the same day, but can only be sold after delivery and transfer the next day; Stocks or funds sold by investors on the same day will not be raised until the next day.
T+ 1 is essentially a delivery method of securities trading, which is used for A shares, funds, bonds and repurchase transactions. It refers to the completion of the corresponding securities delivery and capital delivery on the next business day of the trading day (T+ 1) after a transaction is completed.
Take A shares as an example. Suppose you bought 1 hand A shares on T day, but only registered the transaction on T day, then this 1 hand A shares have not been transferred to your account, so you can't sell them on T day. So on the day of "T+ 1", this hand of A shares has been transferred to your account, and you can choose to sell it.