Entering a warehouse refers to investors buying stocks or other tradable financial assets. Entering positions in the stock market refers to buying stocks, and opening positions in the futures market refers to buying or selling a certain number of futures contracts. In addition to warehousing, there are positions and positions, which refer to holding stocks and selling stocks respectively. The average price of buying stocks is the warehousing cost, and the percentage of the amount of buying stocks in the total account is the position.

What does the warehouse in the stock mean?

The position in the stock refers to the proportion of the amount of funds held by investors. For example, investors have 65,438+10,000 shares and buy 10 shares, accounting for 10% of the total funds, which is also commonly known as the buy 1% position.