adding a position to make a T means buying and selling on the same day in the T+1 stock market, that is, T+ trading. The operation method is to sell the stock at a higher price, and then buy back the stock at a lower price on the same day. The overall position remains unchanged, but the position cost price of the stock will be reduced. The origin of this operation is that the stock market in China implements the T+1 trading system, and the stocks bought on the same day can only be sold on the next day. However, since investors hold the stocks in advance, they can do the above operation to realize the T+ operation of buying and selling on the same day.

1. Make up the position to make a T refers to the behavior that investors buy the stock at a lower price on the same day, and then sell a certain number of the stock at a relatively higher price to earn the difference. When investors are caught in the quilt, they may make up their positions to do T operation. Investors make up their positions at the low price of the day, and then sell a certain number of shares when the stock price is higher than the position to earn the difference, reduce the cost price of the shares and make up for the losses.

For example, after Xiao Li bought 1, shares of a stock in 1 yuan, the share price fell. When the share price fell to 8 yuan, investors made up their positions and bought 5 shares of the stock. On the same day, the share price rebounded and rose to 8.5 yuan. At this time, Xiao Li sold another 5 shares of the stock. Xiao Li made a profit of 5×.5=25 yuan by covering his position and doing T operation, which made up some losses to some extent.

after quilt cover, investors can make up their positions separately besides T-operations. Through the decline of the stock, buy the stock in batches, increase the number of holdings, reduce its cost price, and wait for the stock price to rise.

second, the trading rules of A shares 1. The A-share stock market implements the T+1 trading rule, that is, any investor can only sell the stock the next day after buying it; 2. The trading hours of A shares are from Monday to Friday, 9:3-11:3 am and 13: -15: pm; 3. The upper limit of the A-share market is 1%. Any stock price that rises by 1% on that day is the daily limit, and the price that falls by 1% is the daily limit; 4. The minimum number of A shares traded is 1 lot, and 1 lot is equal to 1 shares. The number of stocks bought can only be an integer multiple of 1, and all of them can be sold at one time.

third, the so-called "doing T" means intraday T+ trading, which is also called intraday high selling and low sucking, in order to spread the cost of bo.

However, A shares are subject to the T+1 trading system, and the shares bought on the same day can only be sold the next day, which means that the shares bought on the same day cannot be operated under any circumstances, except for one case. That is, you already have a stock in your hand, so you can use this stock to make a T.