Question 2: What do you mean by closing position, opening position, covering position, exploding position, cutting position, shocking position and heavy position respectively? Dear, these terms you care about are all proper terms of financial investment, and their specific meanings are as follows:
Close position: refers to selling all positions (i.e., purchased stocks or related futures varieties).
Open position: refers to starting to buy stocks or related futures investment varieties.
Supplement: refers to increasing the number of stocks or futures investment varieties on the basis of the original purchase.
Short position: leveraged investment products such as futures and foreign exchange have a clear meaning, and the investment funds have lost money.
Lightening positions: refers to decisively selling all stocks in a falling market.
Zhencang: it is a proper term for the main operation, which means the process of scaring off the follow-up market through a sharp drop.
Heavy position: refers to the fact that the funds used to buy stocks account for more than 60% of the invested funds, which is called heavy position intervention.
Dear, the above is the answer to your concern, I hope it will be helpful to you, and I hope that the financial resources will be extensive!
Question 3: What do you mean by heavy stocks? Hello.
If you invest most of your money in one stock, or when you buy multiple stocks, if the investment scale of one stock is larger than the other stocks you buy, then this stock is the stock you hold in a heavy position.
For example, I bought three stocks of China Merchants Bank, China Petrochemical and Tongrentang, and the investment ratio is:
China Merchants Bank 50%
China Petrochemical 40%
Tongrentang 10%
Then China Merchants Bank is the stock I hold in a heavy position, and this kind of investment behavior can be called "heavy position attack". The stocks held in heavy positions can determine the success or failure of your overall investment, and you must choose carefully.
Question 4: What do you mean by Man Cang, short position, heavy position and heavy position? Man Cang: This means that all the money in your stock account has been bought. Short position: refers to your stock account with cash in Man Cang, without buying any stocks. Awkwardness stock: refers to which stock you buy in your stock account accounts for most of the market value of all your funds. Heavyweight stock: refers to a stock whose market value accounts for a large proportion of the total market value of a market. Its ups and downs have a great impact on the broader market. For example, PetroChina's share price rose 1 point, driving the market index to rise 10.5 point. Falling is the opposite.
Question 5: What are the fund's heavyweight stocks? What does this mean? A fund's heavy stock position means that the fund buys more stocks.
Stock funds generally buy dozens or even more. Just because the stocks bought by the fund have gone up does not mean that the fund will definitely go up.
Question 6: What do you mean by heavy positions and positions? The heavy position is the fund manager, that is, the fund manager. Their heavy stocks are called fund heavy positions. Brokers are heavy stocks. As the name implies, you have 10 yuan invested in the stock market, bought 60,000 yuan in stocks and 40,000 yuan in cash, so your position is 60%. Wait and see with the stock and act according to circumstances. That is, the stock still has room to rise. The direction of shareholding increase is unknown and cannot be decided. Continue to hold stocks and wait for an upward or downward breakthrough before making a decision. When you don't know whether your stock is going up or down, wait for the market, increase your position or sell it at the right time. The domestic algorithm for location is calculated according to the method you understand. The increase in positions represents the inflow of funds into the futures market, and vice versa. The impact on the price should be analyzed together with the volume. 1: The increase in trading volume and positions and the rise in prices indicate that prices may continue to rise. 2. The decrease in trading volume and positions and the increase in prices indicate that prices will rise in the short term and will soon fall back. 3. The increase in trading volume, the decrease in positions and the increase in prices indicate that prices will fall immediately. 4. Volume and positions increase, prices fall, and prices may fall in the short term. 5. Trading volume and positions decrease, prices fall, and prices will continue to fall in the short term. 6. As the turnover increases, the positions and prices fall, and the prices may rise. The current turnover of the current fingers, the total turnover of the total fingers on that day. The inner disk refers to the total volume of the buying price, and the outer disk refers to the total volume of the selling price. A large inner disk means active selling, while a large outer disk means active buying. Commission ratio refers to the ratio of unsold buying commission to selling commission. The above data are often manipulated. It is recommended to understand the principle and essence, but it cannot be used as a reason for operation! In T+0 futures trading, the daily trading volume is huge, and the ranking of daily trading volume and positions has little guiding significance for trading. It is estimated that the landlord just learned to do futures.
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Question 7: What do you mean by "embarrassed"? Regardless of whether the fund's heavyweight stocks are good or not, funds and brokers can be called institutions. The source of fund funds is relatively simple, that is, the funds raised by fund investors are the same; The sources of bonuses of securities firms are complex, including capital, profit accumulation, borrowed funds, repurchase of government bonds, trust deposits (entrusted asset management), shareholders' deposits and trading commissions, bank loans, etc.
Question 8: What do you mean by holding a heavy position? Heavy positions are close to Man Cang, such as 654.38+10,000 cash and 80,000 stocks. Even if you spend 65.438 billion yuan in heavy positions, you will buy a stock named Man Cang.
Question: What does QFII Awkwardness mean? 1, if you are asking how to check QFII's hidden stocks.
Select the concept section in Tongda letter software, and then look at QFII's shareholding.
2. If the concept of QFII is not clear.
The meaning of QFII
QFII is short for qualified foreign institutional investors, and QFII mechanism refers to the recognition system for overseas professional investment institutions to invest in China.
QFII system, as a transitional institutional arrangement, is a special channel to realize the orderly and steady opening of the securities market in countries and regions where the capital account has not been fully opened. The experience of markets including South Korea, Taiwan Province Province, India and Brazil shows that QFII is a steady way to introduce foreign capital through the capital market when the currency is not freely convertible. Under this system, QFII will be allowed to remit a certain amount of foreign exchange funds and convert them into local currency, and invest in the local securities market through a special account under strict supervision and management. All kinds of capital gains, including dividends, bid-ask spreads, etc., can be converted into foreign exchange for remittance after examination, which is actually a limited opening of the domestic securities market to foreign investors.
QFII is a transitional system for a country to introduce foreign capital and open its capital market to a limited extent when its currency is not fully convertible and its capital account is not yet open. This system requires foreign investors to meet the conditions for entering a country's securities market, remit a certain amount of foreign exchange funds after approval by the relevant departments of the country, convert them into local currency, and invest in the local securities market through a strictly supervised special account.
What kind of overseas institutional investors are qualified? There are many conditions, the core of which is that it should not be short-term speculation, but should be medium-and long-term investment. The experience of Taiwan Province Province and South Korea shows that after the introduction of QFII mechanism, the rational investment concept, which is keen on investing in blue-chip stocks, paying attention to dividends of listed companies and paying attention to the long-term development of enterprises, has become popular, and speculation has decreased, which has reduced the huge fluctuation of the market to some extent. Therefore, introducing QFII mechanism to attract qualified foreign institutional investors will help to further expand the ranks of institutional investors; We can also learn from foreign mature investment concepts to promote the effective allocation of resources; At the same time, promote listed companies to improve corporate governance and accelerate the convergence to the modern enterprise system.
It needs to be clear that QFII heavyweights refer to the heavyweights of foreign-funded institutions.
How to check is described above.
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Question 10: What do you mean by duplicate tickets? More than 80% of the funds are used to buy stocks.