2. Mid-cap refers to a class of stocks whose circulating market value is smaller than that of blue-chip stocks or large-cap stocks, but higher than that of small-cap stocks, occupying the main body of the whole stock market in quantity. Mid-cap stocks often combine the advantages of large-cap stocks and small-cap stocks, weakening their disadvantages. For example, mid-cap stocks have more room for growth than large-cap stocks, and are more liquid and stable than small-cap stocks. In addition, the business of Zhongpan Company is usually simple and easy to analyze, and the market has fully studied it. Moreover, due to the largest number, investment opportunities are more likely to appear. There are funds in the market that only invest in mid-cap stocks.
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The size of the plate also affects the liquidity of the stock. Stocks with the same market value have large plates, many "hands" and low unit prices, which are equivalent to fine particles in circulation and have better liquidity; If the unit price is high, the plate is small, the particles are large but few, and the liquidity is reduced. Generally speaking, large liquidity and many participants will increase the difficulty of manipulating the market and reduce the artificial traces in the trend. The more natural the trend, the more stable it will be.
Small liquidity leads to great human influence, and the more prone to ups and downs and jumping trends. Therefore, large-cap stocks are easy to take an arc reversal, and small-cap stocks are easy to take a V reversal; Large-cap stocks should consider the influence of group psychodynamics more when analyzing their trends, while small-cap stocks should consider the influence of human factors more.
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