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The difference between "buy" rating and "overweight" rating
1, the concept is different: "holding" can be called holding, whether it is buying stocks, futures, funds or other securities and commodities that can be listed and traded on the original basis. In other words, you have a certain position, and buying more means increasing your holdings-adding positions.

"Buy-in" refers to the evaluation of the financial potential and governance ability of the issuing company, so as to give the company's shares with the possibility of appreciation a rating suitable for the buying degree. .

2. Different purposes: From the purpose, the main purpose is to stabilize the stock price by increasing the stock holdings. On the one hand, those who are most familiar with the company's situation should belong to the company's major shareholders, who increase their holdings of the company's shares, indicating that they are optimistic about the company's future development. Once the company has development prospects, it will fundamentally guarantee the company's share price to rise. On the other hand, from the perspective of market supply and demand, shareholders' increasing holdings of the company's shares has expanded the demand for the shares, and the demand is greater than the supply, which will push the stock price up at the market level.

3. Different dates: Within six months after the reporting date, the stock is relatively stronger than the market performance by more than 20%, and the "overweight" is relatively stronger than the market performance by 5%-20%. Although Haitong Securities' rating system also includes "buy" and "overweight", its "buy" refers to the relative market increase of more than 65,438+05% in the next six months, and "overweight" refers to the relative market increase of 5%-65,438+05% in the next six months.

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