What are the rules for buying and selling stocks? We all know that there is time to buy and sell stocks, so what is this time like? The following small series will sort out why selling stocks depends on the timing. I hope you like it.
Why do you sell stocks at the right time?
Profit protection: Proper selling time helps to protect the profits already made. If you hold the stock until the rally ends or the price begins to fall, you may miss the best selling opportunity and turn the profit into a loss.
Prevent the loss from expanding: selling in time can prevent the loss from expanding further. If the stock you hold shows an obvious downward trend or is contrary to expectations, it may be time to consider selling it to avoid further losses.
Fund management and re-allocation: Selling stocks can provide funds for other investments or re-allocate investment portfolios, so as to better spread risks and pursue investment goals.
What are the hidden rules of stocks?
Main trading: Main trading refers to large institutions or professional investors, who may influence the stock market through a series of operation methods. For example, the main force may buy or sell stocks in a specific period of time to control the stock price, leading to a breakthrough or withdrawal of technical indicators.
Industry rotation: Hot spot rotation may appear alternately in different industries or sectors of the stock market. Investors need to pay attention to industry trends and market hotspots in order to get better investment opportunities.
Trend reversal: the trend (up or down) in the market will not last forever, and the trend may be reversed. For investors, understanding and identifying the signs of trend reversal may be helpful for decision-making and operation.
Market sentiment: Market sentiment plays an important role in the stock market, and investor sentiment will affect market fluctuation and stock price. Emotional fluctuations may lead to market trends beyond the influence of fundamentals.
Time rules for buying and selling stocks
Regarding the time rules for buying and selling stocks, the following are some common time rules and principles:
Opening hours of the exchange: stocks are traded in all specified trading time periods, generally from 9: 30am to11:30am and from13: 00pm to15: 00pm (taking China A-share market as an example). This is the period when investors can buy and sell stocks.
Short-term trading vs long-term investment: the trading time of stocks depends on your investment strategy. Short-term trading mainly pursues short-term fluctuations in the market and may be bought and sold frequently; Long-term investment focuses on holding stocks for a long time and achieving long-term growth. Set trading time according to different strategies.
Profit target and stop loss strategy: investors can set profit target and stop loss position to guide buying and selling decisions. When the stock price reaches the expected profit target or falls below the set stop loss level, the corresponding trading operation can be carried out.
Release time of company's financial report: the company releases financial statements at the specified time after the end of each financial report quarter. These statements may affect investors' buying and selling decisions, especially those based on fundamental analysis.
Macroeconomic data and market trends: the release of macroeconomic data, overall market trends and various news events may affect the stock market. Investors can adjust the trading time according to these factors.
It should be noted that the stock market is affected by many factors, and abnormal fluctuations or other special trading rules may occur under certain circumstances. In addition, there are risks in investing in stocks. Investors are advised to fully understand the relevant information before buying and selling stocks, formulate reasonable investment strategies and make careful decisions. If you lack professional knowledge and experience in stock investment, it is recommended to consult a securities professional or financial advisor for more accurate guidance and advice.
How much do you charge for selling stocks?
1. commission: the commission is decided by the investor and the securities company through consultation, and each person's commission may be different from the white one. At present, the commission charged by securities companies is between 0.03% (3,000) and 0.3% (3,000). The first-tier cities in Beijing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen are lower, and the commissions in the second, third and fourth tier cities are higher. Online account opening on the Internet platform is relatively low, with a minimum of 0.02% (1.2000).
2. Stamp duty: The tax paid by investors to the finance and taxation department after the transaction of buying and selling securities is stipulated by the state, which is withheld by brokers and remitted by the exchange. At present, the stamp duty charged by Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets is different, which is 0. 1% (one thousandth) of the transaction amount.
3. transfer fees: It is stipulated by the state and refers to the fees to be paid for changing the account name after stock trading. The settlement fee for trading in transfer fees is China's, and the securities institutions will not keep it. Transfer fees is charged for buying and selling stocks. At present, the transfer fees charged by Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets is the same. From August 1 2065438, transfer fees agreed to adjust the A-share transaction to 0.002% according to the transaction finance.
At what price are the stocks sold?
1, the market price of the stock entrusted for sale is based on the real-time transaction price of the pending order, usually within a small range of change, sometimes slightly higher than your pending order; Sometimes it will be slightly lower than your pending order when you buy it, but the difference is very small.
2. The selling price of the limit order is self-determined, which can be accurate to minutes, and it will not be sold until it reaches the specified price.
The stock market is full of risks, so in order to survive, we must be responsible for our own money, be sure of every transaction, and be clear about the expenses to be paid for every transaction.