What does stock allocation mean?
Stock matching is a new financial model, which means that in the stock market, fund holders and fund demanders are combined through a certain model and then develop together. Essentially, it is a private lending model. Simply put, stock speculators use loans to buy and sell stocks.
Generally speaking, stock matching means that the matching company provides a corresponding proportion of funds according to the existing amount of funds of shareholders, achieving the purpose of amplifying the amount of funds, that is, increasing leverage and then investing. For example, investor A has 200,000 shares, and the fund-raising company allocates 500,000 shares to A.. However, generally, after A puts 200,000 yuan into the account of the fund-raising company, the fund-raising company will open an account with 700,000 yuan for investor A. If A makes money from stock trading, it can make a profit, but if the loss reaches a certain proportion, the fund-raising company has the right to directly close the position and stop the loss in A's account.
After the capital allocation, investor A has more funds for stock trading, which undoubtedly increases the risk of trading. In addition, it should be noted that the capital allocation of stock trading is only suitable for short-term trading.
What platforms are there for stock allocation?
At present, there are many companies operating stock matching business in the market, but the interests of different platforms may be different. In addition, investors should comprehensively consider the security and stability of the platform when choosing the platform.
Bian Xiao found 360 fund-raising platforms and ants to raise funds. In practice, there are a large number of large and small fund-raising platforms, and those who need funds need to polish their eyes before making a choice.
What's the meaning of stock allotment margin?
Stock matching margin is what we often call matching risk margin. Because stock matching customers need to be responsible for their own profits and losses, they must have a certain risk margin. In fact, this money is the self-owned funds of the fund-raising customers. Generally speaking, fund-raising companies will allocate funds to fund-raising customers in the ratio of 5: 1. That is to say, if the customer's own capital is 654.38+10,000 yuan, then the fund-raising company will generally allocate 500,000 yuan to the customer's stock, of which the customer's own 654.38+10,000 yuan is the so-called risk deposit, which is also borne in the fund-raising transaction.