1. Listed company 2. Fundamentals 3. Technical aspects 4. Investment purpose.

When analyzing listed companies and their fundamentals, you must be good at identifying authenticity and use a sharp eye to prevent being deceived.

In the stock market, there are two major schools that attach importance to fundamentals and technical aspects, each with their own opinions. In fact, the fundamentals should be good and there must be technical support (fundamentals + technical aspects) to be a good stock.

Technically, it means buying stocks with an upward trend, because the trend line is everything. The trend is that the stock price is on an upward channel. It may be affected by the news or the main force washing the market, causing the stock to fall back, but the general trend is upward.

Because the trend of rising stocks is to rise, then fall back and rise again.

Stocks whose stock prices are falling will be impacted by good news, and the stocks will rebound, or the main force may be to lure investors to make money, but the stock prices will continue to fall, because the trend determines everything, that is, falling, rising, and falling again.

Extended information: Post-allotment shares are generally issued in the following three situations: 1. When the company issues new shares to raise funds for equipment expansion, in order not to reduce the dividends on the old shares, the new shares are issued as post-allotments before the new equipment is officially put into use.

Allotment of shares; 2. When a company merges, in order to adjust the merger ratio, allotment of shares after delivering a portion to the shareholders of the merged company; 3. In companies with government investment, before the dividends of privately held stocks reach a certain level, the government holds

stocks as back allocations.