T O operation, when to sell, when to buy, how to look at it?

t+0 refers to the case of **. Sell part at a relatively high level, and make up for it at a relatively low price on the same day. Or, if you still have funds on hand, continue at the low** and sell at the high of the day.

Because I have the original** in my hands. Therefore, it is not limited by T+1. Specific to the Rocket shares:

For example, you are in 12 **500 shares. Friday closed at 10 yuan 3 cents 1Then next week you can do this T+0 assuming that it rises to 10 yuan 6 on Monday morning, sells 100 shares, and falls 10 yuan at **100 shares.

In this way, although the cost-price ratio of the 100 shares sold and 12 yuan is a loss, but its cost has become 10 yuan, if you continue to ** your holding cost will be smaller and smaller, and the original ** 12 yuan motionless cost ratio, your actual loss later is actually reduced. And with 100 shares per share, you buy back 100 shares with 10 yuan of non-shares, and here you are earning. Suppose you fall 10 yuan on Monday morning, and you still have more than 1,000 yuan, then you will kill 100 shares, if it rises to 10 yuan 5 on the same day, you will sell 100 shares, then you will make money on the trading of these 100 shares today.

That's pretty much it, but there's a lot of detail involved. It's not that simple. The foregoing is only hypothetical and does not constitute advice.

Personally, I think that last week's 5 created a volume, and there will be a wave in the first few days of the beginning of next week, so it's good to lose pounds at high prices, and there is no need to do T+0

China's A** market now only warrants are traded on T+0. But when you have a rocket stake in hand, this kind of T+0 can also be operated. For example, when you stop stabilizing in the afternoon today, you think that the rocket shares will also rise with the disk, and the rocket shares that do not exceed your current shares, when pulling up, there is generally a profit of two or three points (for the part you make up for the day), you can sell this part, so that it is completely a t+0, so that the advantage of the operation is to reduce your original cost.

t 0 operation methods and skills--**Teaching Articles--Shares are not lower**Resource Network Investors will inevitably encounter ** situations in the actual investment process. As far as the specific operation is concerned, T 0 generally has two operation methods: sell first and buy before selling, which need to be determined according to the specific characteristics of the ** trend. It should be pointed out that the premise of the t 0 operation is to be optimistic about the long-term development prospects of the first and is unwilling to sell the first variety held in the hand, so as to reduce the cost of holding shares through this operation.

For general investors, if it is the best in a downtrend, it is best to choose the opportunity to stop the loss, and do not easily choose the t 0 operation.

It is to use the ** in your hand, throw high and suck low! But there are difficulties.

First of all, T 0 is a securities (or **) trading system. That is, the ** securities (or **) of the same day can be sold on the same day.

However, ** is a T1 trading system. If you buy ** on the same day, you can't sell it until the next trading day. "T" refers to the transaction registration date, and "T+1" refers to the day following the registration date.

T+0 is a securities (or **) trading system. Any trading system that completes the clearing and delivery procedures of securities (or **) and the price on the day of the transaction of the securities (or **) is called T+0 trading. In layman's terms, it means that the ** securities (or **) of the same day can be sold on the same day.

T+0 trading has been implemented in China's securities market, because it is too speculative, in order to ensure the stability of the securities market, China's Shanghai ** Exchange and Shenzhen ** Exchange implement the "T+1" trading method for ** and ** transactions. That is, if you buy on the same day, you can't sell it until the next trading day. At the same time, the funds are still "T+0", that is, the funds withdrawn on the same day can be used immediately.

The Shanghai ** Exchange implements the "T+0" trading method for steel ** trading. At present, China's ** market implements the T+1 clearing system, while the ** market implements T+0.

** No T+O **Only T+1 Only** Spot T+0 T+0 is the same day to buy and sell in, the same day you can buy and sell out! And T+1 is the next day transaction! That is, the next day! If you don't understand anything, you can contact me!

Hello, in response to your questions, Guotai Junan Shanghai Branch will give the following answers.

At present, the **market implements the **T+1 trading system, but you can indirectly achieve the T+0 of ** transaction through margin trading or buying and selling on the same day of stock trading!

If you still have any questions, please feel free to ask questions to the enterprise knowledge platform of Guotai Junan** Shanghai Branch.

There is no domestic one, that is, it can be bought and sold on the same day.

Buy one second, sell the next. **Not yet, it's going to be another day.

T+0 can be sold on the same day.

Doing T, that is, the abbreviation of T+0 day trading operation, refers to buying on the same day and selling on the same day, which is a super operation, where T refers to the trading day. To do t is to use the price difference in a trading day, in the **serious overfall, low opening is, **the same amount of the same**, and then sell the original ** when it rises to a certain extent.

After that, it is the T+0 rule that can be sold on the same day. At present, it can only be sold on the second trading day, that is, T+1 is also. Of course, under the rule of T+1, some ** can hold a certain ** in advance to achieve the effect of T+0 operation of this **.

+0 means that you can sell on the same day, and you can sell again, as long as it is during trading hours and you have money to sell unlimitedly. The commission ,,, ,,, buying and selling ,,,** is 5 thousand

t+0: The so-called t of 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. In layman's terms, it means that the ** of the day can be sold on the same day.

T+0: Buy on the same day, you can sell on the same day.

The current A shares are T+1, which means that if you buy today, you can only sell tomorrow.

It's t+ zero (0), not t+ means that you can sell it on the same day, and you can sell it again, as long as it's in trading hours and you have money to sell unlimitedly. T+1 means that the ** of the current day can only be sold on the next trading day, and it cannot be sold on the same day.

That is, you can buy it on the same day and sell it on the same day.

Same-day trading, same-day selling, no restrictions.

You can buy and sell the same one multiple times on the same day**.