Can the current A shares withstand the T0 trading system?

After 30 years of growth and continuous improvement of various systems, A-shares can certainly withstand the T+0 system and can indeed implement the T+0 trading system.

Why can A-shares withstand the T+0 trading system now? There are three reasons for this:

First, because A-shares need to grow, the A-share system needs to be improved; If you really want the long-term and healthy growth of A-shares, the system must also keep pace with the times, and you can't keep the old system, such a ** cannot mature.

Secondly, the second reason is why the trading system of the international mature market is T+0, and the first in other countries can implement this trading system, why can't we implement A-shares?

We should follow the experience of international maturity and let the system attract to ourselves, such a system is a really good system, and such a system is conducive to the investment of shareholders and shareholders.

Finally, the T+1 system has been implemented in A-shares for 25 years, and after its implementation in the past 25 years, this system is unfair and unjust, and this system has restrictions that violate investors' freedom of trading, and this system must be abolished.

According to the current situation of A-shares, the above three reasons are enough to show that the current A-shares can be implemented and can withstand the T+0 system.

T+0 is a necessary system in the era of the registration system

Now that the A-share system has been introduced, the registration system itself is also a mature market system, and now it has also been implemented in the A-shares, and the implementation has not had a great negative impact on the A-shares, but has made the A-shares more active, and the market money-making effect has been improved.

Therefore, A-shares have implemented a registration-based system on the Science and Technology Innovation Board, why can A-shares withstand the registration-based system, but why can't they withstand the T+0 trading system? The reason is the same, the registration system will increase the market activity, and T+0 will make the market more active.

However, if according to the current A-share system and the T+1 trading system, the registration system has been implemented, and there is no rise or fall in the first 5 trading days of the Science and Technology Innovation Board and the Growth Enterprise Market, and there is a 40% increase after the 5th trading day, which is already very large.

If the T+1 trading system is still used, once there is a reversal, the current straight line, and the shareholders who sold on the same day can't sell, who will protect the interests of this investor?

However, if A-shares implement the T+0 trading system, when the investor turns around, the investor can stop the loss in time, and the profit and loss of the stop-loss operation is borne by the investor. The overall T+1 system is being harvested before its eyes, and there is no power to fight back, and investors suffer dumb losses and cannot stop losses.

These are the biggest drawbacks of our A-share still implementing the T+1 trading system, which completely restricts investors' trading freedom. The market is an open market, the market is a free market, and a market that restricts personal freedom is by no means a good market.

In short, the current A** market can definitely implement T+0, which is absolutely not suitable for the T+1 trading system, this system has become a thing of the past, and it should meet the T0 era, and give A shares a free market, a fair and just market.

Can the current A-shares withstand the T+0 trading system?

1. Don't be in a hurry to buy **, don't just want to buy the lowest price, this is unrealistic. It is also good to really pull up**You are the high price**, so it is better to buy**miss, not to be at fault, not to buy and sell blindly**, it is best to buy **familiar with the disk**.

2. If you are not familiar with it, you can simulate trading first, be familiar with the nature of stocks, it is best to follow for a day or two, familiar with the operation methods, and you can master the best points.

3. Pay attention to the necessary technical analysis, pay attention to the changes in trading volume and the language of the disk (the situation of the disk buy and sell orders).

4. Try to choose hot spots and appropriate points, so that the stock price can be out of the cost area after the same day. However, from the wishes of the participants, it is desirable to have the shorter the better, preferably to reach the limit, that is, one trading day, and if T+0 trading is allowed, the goal is not to have overnight chips on that day. Of course, it is quite difficult to really do a good job of ****, and it requires investors to pay unimaginable energy.

All the gains and profits are all due to their own luck. In general, look at ability, look at eyesight, look at luck.

If A-shares implement T+0, how should they respond?

Can't China's A-shares be traded on T10?

Answer: T+0 refers to the operation of selling on the same day. At present, China's A-shares do not support this, and can only T+1But it's hard to say later.

What kind of ** can do a t ten 0 transaction?

Answer: You have this **ticket in your hand, and then on a certain day**this**, before it is sold, it is equivalent to t+0

In addition, warrants and stock indexes** can be operated on T+0.

**Market warrants can!!Warrants can be T+0 warrants. Warrants can be on the same day in the current A** field, and only warrants can really do T+0. No**.

T+0 and T+1 are two different types of trading systems, T+0 trading system means that the ** on the same day can be sold on the same day, and the ** sold on the same day can be the same day**. T+1 means that the investor cannot sell on the same day, and can only sell the next day.

In order to keep the market from being overly speculative and maintain stability, the T+1 system is now implemented in China, while the T+0 system is the most used abroad.

However, although A-shares implement T+1, some smart shareholders have come up with this method of T+0 to control the cost of holding shares through low entry and high exit on the day.

How can this be done? Let me tell you more about it.

Before looking at how to do T+0, you can also take a look at these simple **knowledge** and get started**: the basic knowledge that novices must have.

1. Why do you need to do T+0? How to do T+0?

Speaking of which, you may not be able to understand it all of a sudden, didn't you just say no, buy A shares on the same day and sell them on the same day?

Originally, to do t, the main thing is to make the ** transaction look like t+0, that is, fake, not real t+0.

On Monday, a ** was Xiao Ming** 2000 shares, on Wednesday morning, it is expected that **** will increase, so it was decided to do T, first buy 2000 shares, if the afternoon stock price **, then sell the 2000 shares bought on Monday.

On the surface, Xiao Ming's simultaneous buying and selling is just the same **, and the real situation is not the operation of ** and selling the same batch**.

Even if the number of ** holdings is the same as before, the cost will hardly be affected by the rise and fall of the day. However, I would like to share my point of view here, the behavior of doing T can be described as a highly speculative behavior, and if the judgment of the timing of buying and selling is correct, it will also directly affect the results of doing T.

2. What stocks are suitable for T?

Although doing T can help us reduce the cost of holding shares, not every ** is suitable for doing T.

There are some ** that rise and fall relatively smoothly in one day, so the cost saved by doing t may not be worth the loss of the selling fee.

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Hello, t 0 refers to the date of the day of the transaction. Any transaction system that goes through the formalities of clearing and delivery of the ** and the price on the day of the transaction is called a T 0 transaction.

T+1 is a **trading system, that is, the ** bought on the same day cannot be sold until the next trading day. "T" refers to the transaction registration date, and "T+1" refers to the day following the registration date.

China is now T+1, T means time, +1 is the number of days, T+1 is to buy today to sell tomorrow, +3 is to sell in three days, and so on.

China's current ** trading system is T+1, that is, what you buy today can only be sold tomorrow, and there are currently no T+3 trading rules.

Now the trading system is T+1

China is now T+1, T means time, +1 is the number of days, T+1 is the ** bought today can be sold tomorrow, there is currently no T+3 trading rules. "T" refers to the transaction registration date, and "T+1" refers to the day following the registration date.

**The difference between T+1 and T+0 trading system:

1. The trading time is different, T+0 is the settlement of the same day of trading, and T+1 is the settlement of the next day of the same day of trading;

2. The number of capital transactions is different, and T+0 can be repeated for many times. Funds from T+1 cannot be traded on the same day;

3. The use of the market is different, the current Chinese market.

Implement the T+1 clearing system, and ** market.

Implement T+0. A-shares are now implemented under the T+1 system, which means that they can only be bought on the same day and sold the next day. But some masters have come up with the so-called "T+0" operation.

For example, if we hold 1,000 shares, the cost is $10 per share. If the amplitude of this ** ticket on the day.

Larger, first appeared ** around the dollar per share you bought 1000 shares. Then this **ticket is red** up, near each share, we sell 1000 shares (up to 1000 shares because you only have these 1000 shares before today, and the 1000 shares you bought on the day cannot be sold) so that a t+0 operation is completed, and the cost of holding shares has dropped by 10%, and after **, the cash and **quantity in hand remain unchanged.

There are many people who think that T+1 restricts play, but in fact, T+1 is protecting us**. If it is really like other markets, there is no limit to the rise and fall, T+0 real-time trading, and the final result is that the capital is directly used by the machine to sell high. 2 seconds is enough to operate the machine dozens of times.

Using fast operation to crush ultra-short-term escape, many flashing opportunities people can't grasp, but the machine can. Under this kind of high-frequency trading, it is easier for a machine to cut a person than a person to cut a leek.

In the a** field.

on, ** buy and sell.

It is 1 lot, that is, 100 shares, and the number of shares must be an integer multiple of 100 shares each time, and the sale can not be sold without 100 shares, but the part of less than 100 shares must be sold at one time;

3. Follow the principle of "time first, excellent reputation first", that is, the higher buy declaration is preferentially satisfied with the lower buy declaration, and the lower sell declaration is preferentially satisfied with the higher sell declaration; The same price is declared, and the first one to declare is given priority.

In addition, on the A** market, investors can only conduct long operations, not short operations; When it entrusts the transaction, its entrustment must be within the limit of the rise and fall of the day, otherwise it will be invalid; The order is valid during the day's trading hours, after which it is void.

The part bought on the same day in mainland China cannot be sold on the same day, and the T+1 system is implemented.

A shares are T+1 transactions, and if you want to achieve T+0, it is not without a difference method: for example, if you hold a certain ** such as holding 8,000 shares of "600,000", and then you still have funds, you can buy 600,000 at the low point of the day**5,000 shares, then when it rises on the same day, you can sell 5,000 shares, then the number of your holdings has not changed, and the 5,000 shares sold by T+0=== are actually your original holdings. If you buy 10,000 shares that day, you will sell up to 8,000 shares.

And this "t+0" method can only be done once complete, that is, if you originally had 8,000 shares, bought 8,000 shares of slow liquid on the same day, and then sold 8,000 shares at a high price, then if you bought 8,000 shares again--- before and after you bought two 8,000 shares on the same day, then at this time, you actually can't sell this ** on the same day.

Hello, China's A** market implements the T+1 trading system. T+1 is the ** bought on the same day, and it cannot be sold until the next trading day. This is done in order to maintain the stability of the market, reduce speculative behavior in the market, and protect the interests of investors.