Is there a difference between growth stocks and staircase stocks?

Growth stocks are companies that continue to grow in sales and profits at a faster rate than the country as a whole. Staircase stocks refer to the most stable and longest upward trend along a 45-degree angle. In fact, staircase stocks are also a type of growth stocks, which belong to a better category.

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The staircase strand also goes down one ladder after another.

Staircase stocks: refers to a ** to climb the stairs like the plate rises, the stage of climbing the stairs is often the initial stage of the bookmaker in the slow opening of the position, which leads to the gradual rise of the stock price, the formation of a preliminary staircase form, once the dealer has completed the position, the next is to wash the ** still in this **. Before the dealer pulls up, there are two purposes for washing the dishes:

The first is to reduce the selling pressure when the stock price reaches a high level, and the second is to increase the average cost of holding shares, which is also to reduce the selling.

What do you mean?

Do t+o's **?

A-shares are all traded on T+1.

Buy on the same day and cannot sell on the same day.

Suppose you have a certain ** in your hand, such as 000581 10,000 shares. Then if you have 10,000 shares on the same day, you can sell up to 10,000 shares on the same day, which is the T+0 operation. In fact, the part you sell is not what you have on the day, but the part that you have owned.

And the maximum amount you can sell cannot exceed the amount you already hold.

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Growth stocks are companies that continue to grow in sales and profits faster than the country as a whole. These companies often have big plans, focus on research, and keep a lot of profits to reinvest to facilitate their expansion.

That is to say, with a ** ticket in hand, you can get the most ** or the highest to the lowest from the lowest price, and there are many opportunities to buy or sell but there is no operation.

You have to make sure that you have that much time and a reasonable judgment about the trend.

1. Ladder refers to the form of ladder rise, which is generally the main force is more powerful and has a sustainable theme of the ** stock, the main force pulls up and consolidates, and then pulls up in consolidation, which is very rhythmic.

2. ** is a certificate of ownership issued by a joint-stock company, which is a valuable certificate issued by a joint-stock company to each owner as a shareholding certificate and to obtain dividends and bonuses in order to raise funds. Each share** represents a shareholder's ownership of a basic unit of the business. There is a listed company behind each **.

At the same time, each listed company will issue **.

You should refer to the step-up rise ** form, this ** is generally the main force is more powerful, and there is a sustained theme of the ** stocks, the main force pulls up and consolidates, and then pulls up in the consolidation, very rhythmic.

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I've been doing it for a few years and haven't heard that word.

It rises a little bit every day, with a slope of about 45 degrees.

Ladder up or ladder down.

My understanding is that the point of the rise is that --- go sideways--- and then go sideways...