Northbound funds refer to funds flowing into the mainland stock market from Hong Kong stocks, while southbound funds refer to funds entering mainland China for Hong Kong stock operations.

In the A-share market, foreign funds are not allowed to directly participate. The capital market in this market is controlled and cannot achieve free circulation.

my country's Hong Kong stock market is an international financial center. Many foreign funds can invest in Hong Kong stocks. my country has opened the A-share market and the Hong Kong stock market through the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect and Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect, which were launched in 2014 and 2016 respectively. Mutual flow of funds, because the mainland is to the north of Hong Kong, has formed the saying of funds going north.

It is often said that funds going north are hot and funds going south are cold. This means that Hong Kong is actively buying rising stocks.

Mainland China's purchase of Hong Kong stocks has been met with stagnation.

Capital going north means Hong Kong's capital flows to Shanghai, going north.

Going south means Shanghai's funds go south to Hong Kong. Mainly because mainland banks, securities companies and other financial sectors are stocks with low price-to-earning ratios and are favored by foreign investors. However, Hong Kong stock transactions are complex and require currency exchange and high handling fees. The mainland does not value Hong Kong stocks very much.

Funds going north are commonly known as hot money, because capital flows in mainland China are controlled and not free, but capital flows in Hong Kong are free. During the appreciation of the RMB, a lot of Hong Kong funds and international funds will enter the mainland through various abnormal channels to gain RMB.

Gains from appreciation.

Stocks are documents of ownership issued by a joint stock company.

It is a kind of marketable security issued by a joint-stock company to each shareholder as a shareholding certificate in order to raise funds and obtain dividends and bonuses.

Stocks are the main long-term credit instruments in the capital market and can be transferred and bought and sold. Shareholders can use them to share the company's profits, but they also have to bear the risks caused by the company's operational errors.

It is a share certificate issued by a joint-stock company to investors when raising capital. It represents the ownership of its holders (i.e. shareholders) to the joint-stock company. Purchasing stocks is also part of purchasing the business of the company, and can grow together with the company.

develop.

This kind of ownership is a comprehensive right, such as participating in shareholders' meetings, voting, participating in the company's major decisions, receiving dividends or sharing the dividend difference, etc., but it must also bear the risks caused by the company's operational errors.

Obtaining recurring income is one of the important reasons for investors to buy stocks, and dividend distribution is the main source of recurring income for stock investors.

After buying the stock, the stock price falls, that is, the current price of the stock is lower than the cost price, so the investor's account loses money.

The purpose of stop loss is to prevent the stock from continuing to fall and causing greater losses, so the stock is sold in time.

This is what it means to stop losses in time.

The main purpose of investment is to make profits, but any investment has risks, and there is no one-size-fits-all product.

Therefore, investors need to remain rational, not be too greedy for high expected returns, and decisively stop losses when the situation is not right.

The stop loss point can use the support or pressure level as a reference, that is, open a position at the support level, and stop the loss after falling below the support level.

Common support levels include: 1. Previous historical lows, gaps, and important moving averages.

For example: if the stock price falls below the 60-day moving average or half-year line, etc., it may have an accelerated downward trend, so it is a sell.

2. Early stock highs.

For example: M head pattern, if investors happen to buy at the first high level, and a small counter-draw pattern appears after the stock price falls, the loss must be stopped in time even if the capital has not been recovered, because the M head indicates a decline in the future market.

, and the signal is very strong.