How to treat F 10?

In stock software market analysis, one interface is very important, that is, interface F 10, which is as important as time-sharing chart and K-line.

When we open the main page of a stock market on the computer, press F 10 to enter the basic details page of individual stocks. You can't just look at the name and price when buying stocks. We need to know the fundamentals of a company through the interface F 10. Through this interface, we can understand the fundamental information of the company, including industry, decision-making and so on.

Entering the company's basic information interface through F 10 is very complicated at first glance, and you will see navigation bar, shareholder research, financial analysis, profit analysis and so on. For beginners, don't feel trouble when you see this information. We need to pay attention to several functions.

First, the study of investors, most investors have heard that stock trading follows the main force. Who is the main force? Where is it? The major shareholder of a company is often the main force in our mouth. When studying the list of shareholders, we focus on two points. The first is the number of shareholders. Looking at the financial statements, whether the number of tradable shareholders has decreased compared with before, the decrease means that the number of shareholders has decreased, which means that the chips are more and more concentrated, indicating that individual stocks may have a strong pull-up in the later period. The other is to see if there are any important and powerful seats in the list of new shareholders. Often the admission of some strong seats shows that we are optimistic about the future of individual stocks and can often do professional things with professional people.

The second is financial analysis, which industry the stock is engaged in, what products it is, sales volume, profit rate, etc. Can be reflected in the financial statements. If the external economic environment is not good, and this company still maintains good sales and profit margins, then this company is worthy of in-depth study.

Third, business analysis helps us to understand the company's main business scope and business composition, and with the financial statements over the years, we can basically judge whether the stock will grow further in the future.