Stock trading is also a kind of investment, and there are risks when investing, so some stocks can be bought and some stocks cannot.

Because there are certain risks in stocks that cannot be bought, and it is easy to lose money if you buy them, so what kind of stocks cannot be bought?

1. You cannot buy stocks without the support of funds. The stock does not rise. It is driven by funds. If there is no support from funds, it means that the stock is a retail market. The general characteristic is that it does not rise much. When the market falls, it falls more than anyone else.

If you are in a bull market, you will follow the uproar. Once it encounters an adjustment, it will not only be knocked back to its original shape, but may also hit a new low. Therefore, we insist on not buying this kind of stock.

2. You cannot buy stocks that release huge amounts of money. Under normal circumstances, large-volume releases are a signal for the main force to flee.

Especially stocks that have a large increase and release huge amounts of money, it means that the dealer has shipped out and left.

A new round of rise will require market makers to suppress low prices, which is a long process. It is difficult for stock prices to rise in the short term.

3. Don’t buy stocks that are trading sideways at a high level after a sharp rise. After a sharp rise, ignore the market fluctuations and trade sideways at a high level. It feels like it is about to break through. It looks very safe, but in fact it is the banker who is quietly making a move.

Once the goods are sold out, they will fall rapidly.

This is the truth.

4. You cannot buy stocks that were speculated to have risen sharply in the early stage. The stocks are currently in a period of decline, and we should not buy them either.

The value of 10 yuan on the left side of the mountain top and the 10 yuan on the right side of the mountain top are different. Naturally, the value of 10 yuan before shipment and after shipment is also different.

Trading on the right side of the mountain is asking for death.

5. You cannot buy stocks that have attracted public attention and are publicly recommended by stock critics. Generally, public opinion and stock critics focus on listed companies with good performance, so stock speculation naturally involves betting on the best.

Therefore, as soon as the good news is made public, the dealer will take the opportunity to ship.

No matter how good the performance is, you can't make money.

What's more, company performance can still be faked.

Furthermore, the stocks recommended by stock reviews have a large number of follow-up by retail investors. When the bankers see so much money, they will not pull out the stocks even if they want to. They will definitely drive out the retail investors before they are willing to pull out the stocks.

6. Don’t buy stocks that have not reached the bottom. The stock keeps falling. Even if you buy the bottom, you still have to endure the suffering. If not a few weeks, a few months, the stock price will be chased away as soon as it rises. Then the stock price will soar all the way. People often say that buying the bottom is not the end of the market.

There is a truth to not making a lot of money.

7. You cannot buy stocks that are in an obvious downward channel. Buying stocks that are falling is like catching a throwing knife with your bare hands. The risk is greater than the return. If you are lucky, you can rebound, but if you are not lucky, you will be trapped.

As long as there is a 10% mistake, the earned money can be returned to the stock market, and the principal may be invested.

8. Don’t buy stocks with heavy holdings in the fund. Fund accounts cannot be concealed and will be made public once a quarter.

Funds are different from market makers. In a bull market, individual stocks generally rise, but funds will not sell them.

In a bear market, funds generally run away without accounting for costs, and all retail investors are trapped.

Therefore, in a bull market, we must stay away from fund heavyweight stocks.

9. Stocks that have been consolidating for a long time and do not rise or fall with the market are said to be stocks that have no banker and have withdrawn from the market.

This kind of stock often experienced skyrocketing growth some time ago. Because no one cares about this kind of stock, it will naturally consolidate for a long time.

Of course, it is also possible to be trapped by following the banker institution and be out of the game temporarily. We should avoid such difficult banker stocks.

10. Don’t buy stocks with ex-rights. Ex-rights means giving out a large proportion of ex-rights stocks, which is unique to the Chinese stock market. That is, market makers will use ex-rights to change the price comparison phenomenon.

There is generally no absolute good news before ex-rights. The price is low and the fundamentals are good. This is to attract new investors and create opportunities for shipments.

When we judge whether stocks with large ex-rights can be bought, we need to analyze the trading volume in the 2 to 3 weeks before and after the ex-rights. If there is huge volume before and after, then we cannot buy it.