How is the timing of the fluctuation rate in T 0 defined

Updated on Financial 2024-04-13
26 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    First of all, it should be pointed out that the **t+0 operation is carried out for the purpose of unraveling and profit. If you have a stop loss, it is not recommended to trade with T+0.

    Although A-shares adopt T+1, T+0 can be achieved through operation, and T+0 is also called small-band operation or high-selling and low-sucking operation. T+0 refers to the ** that has been positioned, which falls first and then rises or rises and then falls on a certain day, and the stockholders buy at a low price and sell at a high level or sell at a high level and buy at a low price, so as to achieve the purpose of making money and reduce the cost.

    When the stock price falls, and the market continues to be bullish, cover the position at a low level. When the price rises back above the cost line, sell part of the **. This way the cost becomes lower and the number of chips in your hand remains the same. Or sell chips at a high level, and then buy them back at a low price to reduce the cost of holding a position.

    T+0 is mainly aimed at the **period, or **channel, **time**, mainly for the income of money-making tasks, and **of** is generally for unwrapping operations. Generally, do not do T+0 for others, so as not to cause unnecessary fees or losses. However, it is generally not recommended to do **channel**, the overall trend is not good, if you do, it is difficult to operate, if it is already **, you can lose less money than not to do high and low sucking, on the contrary, it is to make more money.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    There is no time to define, it is to make money and lose money.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    I said that you talk about drama, you can't talk about a piece, 4852

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    It mainly depends on national policies. In China's more than 10 years of history, it has undergone several changes. In May 1992, the Shanghai ** Stock Exchange implemented T+0 trading after the lifting of the price limit; In November 1993, the Shenzhen ** Exchange also changed from T+1 to T+0;In 1995, the trading of A-shares and ** in Shanghai and Shenzhen was changed from T+0 to T+1, and has been used ever since.

    The history of T+0 trading shows that changing the trading system and implementing T+0 trading is only the need of the market, and it is a macro strategy of national regulation and control, which is not absolutely impossible.

    **T+0 platform is a securities (or**) trading system platform. 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 on ** and ** trading"t+1"The trading method is that if you buy on the same day, you can't sell it until the next trading day.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    In China's more than 10 years of history, it has undergone several changes. In May 1992, the Shanghai ** Stock Exchange implemented T+0 trading after the lifting of the price limit; In November 1993, the Shenzhen ** Exchange also changed from T+1 to T+0;In 1995, the trading of A-shares and ** in Shanghai and Shenzhen was changed from T+0 to T+1, and has been used ever since.

    The history of T+0 trading tells us that changing the trading system and implementing T+0 trading is only the need of the market, and it is a macro strategy of national regulation and control, which is not absolutely impossible.

    To start learning, you can buy a few books to see if it's better to get started with simulation. The ** treasure that will be used has been used now. Hope it helps.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    Currently, A-shares do not support T+0 trading.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    When does T+0 start? The Shanghai Stock Exchange has mentioned the timely launch of the market maker system and a single T+0, but there is no timetable yet, and it is expected to be launched in two or three years, after all, the internationalization process of A-shares is getting faster and faster, the registration system is coming, and T+0 is not far away, although some shareholders do not want to let go of T+1, but it can be said that neither T+1 nor T+0 does not exist the so-called protection of investors, T+1 is set to avoid systemic risks in the financial market, T+0 is also to let the financial market be in line with international standards and liberalization, there is no so-called protection, as long as the first can operate normally, there is no so-called question of whether it can be opened.

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    What is**? What are the characteristics?

    It is a share certificate issued by the share to the investor when raising capital. **Represents the ownership of the joint-stock company by its holders (i.e. shareholders). This ownership is a comprehensive right, such as participating in shareholders' meetings, voting, and participating in major decisions of the company.

    Receiving dividends or sharing dividends, etc. Each copy of the same category** represents equal ownership of the company. The size of the ownership share of the company owned by each owner depends on the proportion of the number of shares held by the owner in the total share capital of the company.

    Generally, it can be transferred for consideration through sale and purchase, and shareholders can recover their investment through transfer, but they cannot require the company to return their capital contributions. The relationship between shareholders and the company is not a creditor-debtor relationship. Shareholders are the owners of the company, and they have limited responsibilities to the company to the extent of their capital contributions, bear risks, and share the benefits.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    Ten years from now! Not available in China! Having said that, the domestic ** gameplay is the same, so why not play? **All do the medium and long-term, **small funds in** is very cool, with a small Bo!

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    Don't post offending information, it's a serious offense.

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    The price limit system can never be canceled, especially in the case of T+0, if T+0 is implemented, then the price limit range of ** will be expanded or reduced, but it will not be canceled.

    The price limit is a measure to stabilize the market. In addition, the overseas financial market also has measures such as market circuit closure measures and suspension of trading, speed limit trading, special system, restrictions on the price of bidding and transaction prices, adjustment by experts or market intermediaries, and adjustment of trading margin ratios. China's ** market is commonly used in three measures: price limit, suspension of trading and adjustment of trading margin ratio.

    Academic studies have not reached a consistent conclusion about the effect of price limits. Proponents of price limits claim that price limits have two properties to reduce the volatility of futures prices.

    First, as the name suggests, the price limit is set up and down, and the daily futures price must fluctuate between the price limit.

    Second, the price limit provides a cooling-off period, giving investors time to rationally re-evaluate the futures price. Greenwald and Stein (1988) point out that truncation triggered by price limits can provide traders with enough time to analyze the information, thereby reducing market uncertainty and information asymmetry. Goldman and Sosin (1979) proposed that the suspension of trading when the market is uncertain can improve the efficiency of the market.

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    Because it is necessary to strengthen the reciprocity with the stock index! Because the stock index ** is also T+0 to reduce the speculation between the stock index ** and the **spot market! I guess the reason for canceling the rise and fall is to lead the stock index to fluctuate, not to let the stock index **drive** to fluctuate!

    Give investors a fair investment opportunity and environment!

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    1. T+0 means that the funds obtained from selling ** on the same day can be sold on the same day, and the ** on the same day can be sold on the same day (T+0 transaction), and the transaction transaction is actually completed on the day ** and the funds are cleared and delivered (T+0 settlement).

    2. Doing the band refers to the operation of high throwing and low suction in the first place. When using band operation, it is necessary to formulate and implement the plan and plan of band operation according to the operation characteristics of band **.

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-25

    T+0 actually refers to selling ** at the high level of the day, and then taking it back at the low level, so that the total number of shares held remains the same, but the holding cost decreases.

    Swing refers to selling ** when the stock price is in a downward channel or trend, and then buying when the stock price falls to a certain stage and is in an upward channel or trend, which can also reduce the cost of holding a position.

    Through T+0 and the band, costs are reduced and profits are obtained. This kind of practice, not everyone can do it, first of all, you need to have a large fluctuation, because you have to take into account the transaction cost of about 1%, and you also have to judge correctly, especially if you do t+0 on the same day, the judgment error will cause low selling and high buying, but losing money.

    Relatively, the accuracy of making band judgment is higher, which is also a trend.

  15. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    For example, on the morning of the 7th, you think that ** will fall, so you sell the ** in your hand first, and at noon you feel that it is almost over, and buy back the ** sold at a low level, which is a T+0 transaction.

    Doing swing means not holding ** for a long time, trying to maximize profits by grasping the **largest period**, and at the same time, it is not like ** repeatedly buying and selling in a few days.

  16. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    Normal** you today.

    If you buy it, you have to wait until tomorrow before you can sell it.

    For example, you bought ** 500 shares yesterday.

    Today, you bought another 500 shares.

    In the afternoon, this **** to 11 yuan.

    You can sell 500 shares, which dilutes the cost.

    That is, T+0 in A-shares

  17. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    T+0 is the same day trade.

    For example, the warrant trading is now T+1, which means that the ** you buy on the same day must be sold on the next trading day or later, and you can't sell it on the same day.

    The swing operation is that you estimate that a certain ** ticket will float in a certain ** segment in the near future, and then you can make a low price when **, and then **sell to earn the difference.

    If Vanke A (000002) fluctuates between **its ** in the near future, you can sell it for a profit between 18-19 yuan**, and then sell it for a profit when ** enters about 20 yuan, and you can use this method repeatedly.

  18. Anonymous users2024-01-21

    It is made by the trading rules, and he has a ** in his hand, for example, 1000 shares, today's low Kaiyuan, he**1000 shares, back to yesterday's **price, he sells it is t

    0 In fact, other similarities are that yesterday you had a **, and today ** after selling yesterday's shares profitably

  19. Anonymous users2024-01-20

    It's a little difficult, and you have to get rid of the **** daily trend.

  20. Anonymous users2024-01-19

    It means that you now hold the ** in your hand, and if the stock rises on the same day, you can sell part of it at a high level, and then the stock price falls again, and then make up for it to make a t+0

    Buy low and sell high, ** operation.

  21. Anonymous users2024-01-18

    T+0 is to buy the same day and sell the same day, such as warrants.

    The band operation is to sell the low price and buy it back when it is 1****.

  22. Anonymous users2024-01-17

    What everyone is talking about is selling what you hold today** and making up for it at a low price; Also, if you still have cash, sell your original at a low price. Be your own ** band, that is, t+0

  23. Anonymous users2024-01-16

    High-throw low-absorption band operation.

    Because it can't be always**or all the time**.

    Most of the time, it belongs to the trend, and the mature market, the less the trend, most of the time it is the trend.

    If you do swing operation, there are several ways: the first is to operate according to the indicator channel, and the second is to operate on the grid trading strategy, which is a good swing operation.

    The chart below shows the movement of my channel indicator at 1 point k.

  24. Anonymous users2024-01-15

    At present, there is no real T+0 in China's ** market, and tickets cannot be sold on the same day, and the so-called T+0 operation is that the tickets bought before can only be sold if they meet the conditions of T+1, so the statement of T+0 operation is pure nonsense! T+1 is just a trading system that provides convenience for institutional bookmakers to manipulate stock prices with large funds, so that ** buy tickets on the same day to make money and cannot sell, ** no one knows the rise and fall of the next day, except for institutional dealers, and the more there is no T+0 trading system, the lower the maturity of the market, the smaller the participation, so it is best not to intervene before the opening of T+0, let the institution go to the game as well!

  25. Anonymous users2024-01-14

    The floating rate adjustment formula is used for the change when there is neither the same nor the similar, that is, the cost station information is used to adjust the floating rate;

    The latter is applicable to the situation where the deviation between the comprehensive unit price reported in the contractor's list and the comprehensive unit price of the corresponding list items in the employer's bidding control price or construction drawing budget exceeds 15%.

  26. Anonymous users2024-01-13

    T+0 refers to the ** of the current day**, which can be sold on the same day (0 days), and T+1 refers to the ** of the current day**, which can only be sold on the next day (or later) (1 additional day). In our country now T+0 is not allowed, it must be T+1. Of course, the money from the sale of ** on the same day can be used for **** on the same day, and it is not subject to this restriction.

    In addition, there is a so-called T+0 operation in the market, that is, if you already have a certain **, you throw it (or partially sell) it at the same day**, and buy it back at the lower price of the day, and realize T+0, which is allowed. Therefore, to do T+0, we must see accurately, that is, after the ** sell, there must be a low price that can be bought back, if it keeps going high, then the ** will be lost, and the gains outweigh the losses. T+0 requires sufficient time to keep an eye on the market, and the risk is greater, and ordinary people can't do it.

    Let's be honest with T+1, unless it's a particularly special situation. I wish you success in your investment.

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