The main holdings account for 30%-40% of the circulating capital, and it would be better for retail investors to intervene at this time.

The main force generally refers to the bookmaker in stocks.

It describes one or more people or institutions that manipulate prices in the market or a stock to guide the market or stock price to move in a certain direction. Generally, the main force of the stock market is very similar to the stock market maker.

Retail investors refer to individual investors in the stock market who invest a small amount of money in the stock market.

Broadly speaking: retail investors are relative to institutions, and individual investors can be called retail investors.

"Main capital" is the main force's money, not the money of retail investors.

"Retail investors' funds" are the retail investors' own money, not the money of the main force.

The distinction is defined based on who can freely use the funds and whose funds belong to them.

To put it simply, the key is to look at the transaction volume of each transaction. If it is large, it is regarded as the main force, and if it is small, it is regarded as retail investors.

: 1. What is the main capital?

1. The amount of funds is too large and will have a great impact on the stock price of individual stocks. This type of funds is collectively referred to as main funds, including private equity funds, public funds, social security, pension funds, Central Huijin, securities funds, foreign capital (QFII, northbound

funds), securities firm funds, hot money, corporate major shareholders, etc.

Among them, one of the main funds that is more likely to cause fluctuations in the entire stock market must be northbound funds and securities agency funds.

2. Under normal circumstances, "North" refers to stocks in the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets, so the Hong Kong funds and international capital flowing into the A-share market are called northbound funds; Hong Kong stocks are "South", so the funds flowing into Hong Kong stocks are

Funds from mainland China are called southbound funds.

Why should we understand Northbound Funds? On the one hand, it is because there is a strong investment research team behind Northbound Funds, which has more information than many retail investors. Northbound Funds are also called "smart funds". In many cases, we can find investment opportunities ourselves.

Learn from the behavior of northbound funds.

2. What impact does the inflow and outflow of main funds have on the stock price?

Generally speaking, once the main capital inflow is greater than the outflow, it means that supply in the stock market is far less than demand, and the stock price will become higher; if the main capital inflow is smaller than the outflow, it means that supply exceeds demand, and the stock price will definitely rise.

will decline. To a large extent, the main capital flow will have an impact on the stock price trend.

However, it is not very accurate to only look at the data on inflows and outflows. Most of the main funds flow out, but the stock price increases. The reason behind this is that the main force uses a small amount of funds to raise the stock price to attract more, and then gradually ships with the help of small orders.

, and retail investors will come to take over, which will also cause the stock price to rise.

Therefore, only through comprehensive analysis, selecting a high-quality stock, setting stop loss and take profit levels in advance and continuing to follow up, and taking appropriate measures in a timely manner can small and medium-sized investors make profits in the stock market.

The essential.