1. It means that the stock has completed the change of banker, and a new round of market may be launched; 2. Turnover rate = trading volume in a certain period / total number of shares issued × 100% 3. Under normal circumstances, the daily turnover rate of most stocks is

1% - 2.5% (excluding newly listed stocks).

The turnover rate of 70% of stocks is basically below 3%, and 3% becomes a dividing line.

So what does it mean to be greater than 3%?

When the turnover rate of a stock is between 3% and 7%, the stock enters a relatively active state.

When the price is between 7% and 10%, it means the emergence of strong stocks, and the stock price is highly active.

(widely followed by the market) 10%-15%, Dazhuang operates closely.

If the turnover rate exceeds 15% and continues for many days, this stock may become the biggest dark horse.

4.⑴The higher the turnover rate of a stock, it means that the stock is more actively traded, the higher the willingness of people to buy the stock, and it is a popular stock; conversely, the lower the turnover rate of the stock, it means that the stock is a popular stock.

Few people pay attention to the stock, which is an unpopular stock.

⑵ A high turnover rate generally means that the stock has good liquidity, it is easier to enter and exit the market, there will be no phenomenon of being unable to buy or sell, and it has strong liquidity.

However, it is worth noting that stocks with high turnover rates are often the targets of short-term capital pursuits. They are highly speculative, have large stock price fluctuations, and are relatively risky.

⑶ Combining turnover rate with stock price trends, certain predictions and judgments can be made about future stock prices.

A sudden increase in the turnover rate and trading volume of a certain stock may mean that investors are buying in large quantities, and the stock price may rise accordingly.

If a stock continues to rise for a period, and then the turnover rate rises rapidly, it may mean that some profit-seekers want to cash out, and the stock price may fall.

⑷The trading volume at a relatively high level suddenly increases, and the willingness of the main force to distribute is obvious. However, it is not easy to release the volume at a high level. Generally, the trading volume will be released only when there are some favorable conditions, and the main force can successfully complete the distribution.

, there are many such examples.

⑸ It is natural for new stocks to have a high turnover rate when they first go public. There was also a myth that new stocks were undefeated. However, with the changes in the market, it has become a reality for new stocks to open high and then trade low after they are listed.

Obviously, it cannot be concluded that a high turnover rate will definitely lead to an increase, but a high turnover rate is also an important factor supporting the rise of stock prices.

⑹ Stocks with heavy volume at the bottom have a high turnover rate, indicating that there are obvious signs of new capital intervention, and the room for future growth is relatively large. The more hands are exchanged at the bottom, the lighter the selling pressure will be on the rise.

In addition, strong stocks represent hot spots in the market, so it is necessary to focus on them.