How to distinguish large-cap stocks, medium-cap stocks and small-cap stocks?
Distinguishing large-cap, medium-cap and small-cap stocks is based on its market value, but it is more accurate to judge according to its circulation.
65,438+0 ... The total share capital exceeds/kloc-0,000,000,000,000 shares. Most large and medium-sized stocks listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. Large-cap stocks mainly involve shipbuilding, steel, petrochemical, banking and other companies. They are the basic stocks with the lowest position (60%) in the fund's public offering. Generally, the stock price fluctuates less and the P/E ratio is lower.
2. Mid-cap stocks are stocks with a total share capital of 500 million to 654.38+000 billion. Most small and medium-sized stocks are listed on Shenzhen Stock Exchange.
3. Small-cap stocks with a total share capital of less than 500 million. Small-cap stocks are listed on the Growth Enterprise Market. Small-cap stocks can be shaken by a private equity fund, so the stock is very lively and the stock price fluctuates greatly. The price-earnings ratio is high.
The size of stock circulation determines the difficulty of control by the main institutions. It takes more money to pull up and break stocks with too large circulation, while it is much easier for stocks with small circulation, so the main force generally likes to pull small-cap stocks, and large-cap stocks basically don't.