Opening a position on the left refers to buying stocks on the left of the lowest stock price, and opening a position on the right refers to buying stocks on the right of the lowest stock price. In the process of stock investment and trading, positions are divided into left and right categories. The bottom graph of the stock price presents a "V" shape. The left half of V is left, and the right half is right. Generally speaking, it is difficult to open a position on the left side, which requires high technical or psychological requirements for investors.

What does liquidation mean?

Liquidation is a technical term of futures trading in the financial field, which refers to the trading behavior of one party buying and selling financial futures in order to offset the financial futures contracts bought or sold before. In stock trading, closing positions generally refers to selling stocks bought by bulls, or selling stocks and then buying short positions. Closing positions can be divided into hedging closing positions and forced closing positions. The former is to reduce the risk of uncertainty and lock in the income, while the latter is the behavior of futures companies to close customers' futures forcibly to avoid the expansion of losses, thus supplementing the margin gap.