Help me analyze whether it is a junk stock

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Junk stocks refer to companies that are performing poorly**. Such listed companies may even enter the ranks of losses due to poor industry prospects or poor management. Its performance in the market is sluggish, the stock price is lower, the trading is not active, and the year-end dividend is also poor.

When investors consider choosing these, they should have a relatively high sense of risk and avoid blindly following the trend of speculation. Performing stocks and junk stocks are not innate and absolute. If the company has made a mistake in decision-making and improper operation, it may become a junk stock; After asset restructuring and the improvement of the level of operation and management, the junk stock company seizes the hot spot of the market and opens up the market situation, and it is also possible to turn it into a performance worry stock, which is everywhere in China's first market.

The so-called junk stocks are because they are abandoned by investors like garbage. It's not difficult to identify junk stocks, and you can tell if there are any of the following stocks:

The product is not competitive and the market share is small.

The outlook for the industry is not good.

The annual return on equity is less than 5%.

The average earnings per share is less than $1.

Junk stocks are generally low, so there are many new shareholders and some low-level institutions are also involved, but often not only can not make a profit, but also will lose their wives and soldiers, and suffer heavy losses.

In any ** market, junk stocks have the worst reputation and are also reluctant to be touched by many investors, because their market performance is exactly the opposite of that of high-performing stocks, "rising less when it goes up, falling faster when it falls".

These can be slowly comprehended, and it is best for investors to have some preliminary understanding before entering. In the early stage, you can use a treasure simulation to see, there are some basic knowledge materials worth learning, and you can also establish your own set of mature knowledge and experience through the above relevant knowledge. I hope it can help you, and I wish you a happy investment!

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Junk stocks refer to underperforming companies**, as opposed to blue chip stocks. Some of these listed companies have even entered the ranks of losses due to poor prospects or poor management of the industry. Its market performance is sluggish, the stock price is sluggish, the trading is inactive, and the year-end dividend is also poor.

Junk stocks are generally defined as non-investment grade**. Junk stocks are not only issued by companies with troubled operations, but also include some newly listed high-tech companies or companies with excessive financial leverage** ratings that may be below BB. Many of China's commercial banks** are rated junk stocks.

Since investing in junk stocks is highly risky, the risk-reward ratio is also high. At the end of the 80s of the 20th century, there was a junk stock investment boom in the United States.

Sunset industries and overcapacity industries should be treated as junk stocks because there is no hope for these. They can't talk about expectations and themes. Basically, there is no story to tell.

Ordinary investors think that dark horse stocks are chicken ribs, and it is difficult to have dark horse stocks. For example, cement, coal, and ships have overcapacity, while steel, coal, paper**, and bicycles are in the sunset industry.

The performance of listed companies is an important criterion for judging junk stocks. Some listed companies have suffered consecutive losses and have been temporarily exempted from delisting through financial subsidies. Some listed companies have put on the ST hat and have to face the risk of delisting.

Some listed companies have just detonated performance landmines. For these underperforming **, ST stocks and problem stocks, ordinary investors should not act rashly. They should be seen as really underperforming**.

Those that are in the trend should also be called junk stocks. An industry may be in the process of valuation returns due to excessive upfronts. In this way, the stock is in a bearish position on the technical pattern.

When it does not depart from its original valuation and does not receive new financial support, it is better not to try to blow up the bottom, because the risk of licking blood is too great. However, due to the tightening and good quality, investors are also adept at reinvesting their ** at reasonable valuations. Long-term inactivity and sluggishness**.

Even if it is ****, its stock price is flat, far behind the market's **. If a ** is in a long-term downturn, and the daily turnover rate and amplitude are small, it may mean that the ** is marginalized by institutional investors, and everyone is not optimistic. In this way, the market does not rise or fall, it has fallen more than the same kind of market, and it can also be regarded as a junk stock.

There is no standard definition of junk stocks, and some people feel that performance losses, or poor management or ST stocks are called junk stocks.

It may be the kind that can be excessive, or it may be some ** that have been trending downward, and there are ** that have been inactive for a long time or are in a period of wandering**, all of which are junk stocks.

It's that some operations are not particularly good, and there are no particularly good development prospects, and there are ** losses, the situation is relatively serious, and the number of people who buy is relatively small.

In **, the vast majority of investors are looking at those outstanding performance stocks and even blue chip stocks, relatively speaking, junk stocks are often ignored by investors, in fact, junk stocks also have skyrocketing times, can seize the opportunity to investors to bring unexpected rich income, so what does junk stocks mean?

1. Junk stocks usually refer to those listed companies with poor performance, because the company's or industry prospects are not optimistic, or due to the company's own poor management, the company's profits are very low or even enter a state of loss.

2. Junk stocks often perform very sluggishly in the market, with very small trading volume, stock prices have been falling, and year-end dividends are little or no at all. Generally speaking, junk stocks are rated non-investment grade or even lower, and in addition to those with operational problems, some newly listed high-tech companies and companies with high financial leverage may be classified as junk stocks.

3. Although the investment risk of junk stocks is large, but their return on investment is also high, once the corresponding national policy is good or the company receives a large order, the stock price is easy to rise, since the end of the eighties of the last century, the United States has risen junk stock investment boom.

The company's performance is relatively poor, and it corresponds to the high-performing stocks, which will create a bad industry prospect for the company, which is junk stocks. May be forced to delist, the performance is relatively poor, there will be continuous loss symptoms, will affect the development of the company, and is not conducive to the price increase.

Junk stocks refer to those that have no development prospects, and there will be serious losses, and this kind of junk stocks is likely to cause losses in both principal and interest, without any investment necessary.

The meaning of this word is that the strength of shareholders is not particularly strong, and then the ** value is also particularly incomplete, plus the structure of shareholders is also particularly unreasonable, and the trading volume is relatively low.