How does the stock price rise and fall How does the stock rise and fall

When it comes to **, everyone feels mysterious and profound, let's not say**, we use the common Chinese cabbage in life as an example, if there are now 100 million catties of Chinese cabbage in the country, they are in the hands of countless people, including the hands of brothers. Today, Brother Tai wants to sell cabbage, shouting 10 yuan a catty, I accepted your selling price, bought 10 catties of cabbage, and the transaction ** is 10 yuan. Let's assume that today's national Chinese cabbage trade is like this, then the market price of Chinese cabbage today is 10 yuan.

Theoretically, the total market value of Chinese cabbage in the country today is 1 billion yuan, and I am talking theoretically! If all the people who have Chinese cabbage want to sell it, can they all sell it for 10 yuan? You have to see if there are so many buyers, whether people are willing to accept 10 yuan **.

This means that Bill Gates' fortune is $60 billion, which is only theoretical. It is his own Microsoft Corporation** at the current market price. If he wants to sell all the ** in his hand to realize it, then Microsoft** must fall sharply, and the final cash must be far less than 60 billion yuan.

Right! You're right.

If the market value is calculated like that, it is an extra 100 million. But it's a virtual market. Only if you cash it out, that is, sell it, is real gold**.

If you don't sell and continue to hold shares, you can only count as floating profits. It's like you have an antique in your house, you bought it for 100 yuan, and someone later offered 1000000 yuan. You've sold it for 10,000.

If no one buys it, it's just that there is no price in the market, and it is possible**. Only the final best hand is worth much.

First of all, we look at this problem in the secondary market. ** is in the market, all kinds of traders who participate in the market recognize one**. Secondly, how the stock price has risen, someone **, ** has risen.

In the end, you're confusing a question of ** and value. Before the company was not liquidated, everything was just, needless to say, the market value of 100 million, even if it was 6.1 billion, was just a **, this ** did not represent the value, ** was speculated. For example, if you write a pair of words by yourself today and put it on sale in the store, you put a price tag of 60 billion.

It's just a**.

**The rise and fall of the phenomenon and the reasons for the rise and fall:

The rise and fall of ** is the movement of **, but also ** a market phenomenon (surface phenomenon), behind this rise and fall phenomenon, but hidden market makers and ** their respective purposes, so what is the reason (or what force) makes the stock price **or**?

In a certain period of time, a ** circulation disk (that is, the number of chips exchanged, that is, the number of shares) is certain. When people are generally optimistic about the market outlook, people are scrambling to buy, and the buyer is willing to buy the corresponding ** purchase of this ** circulating chips, thus causing the stock price**, which is the fundamental reason for the stock price, that is, the buyer (disk) Seller (disk), the seller is not as active as the buyer, then the stock price will inevitably rise. Otherwise, it is inevitable**.

Only by understanding the fundamental reasons that affect the ups and downs can we lay a solid and correct analytical foundation for various technical analyses in the future (for example: on the 3rd, ** turns upward, it is ****; On the 30th**turn upwards, it is the middle line**; 30 weeks is the long term, which shows that the buyer's power is growing).

It's just that the floating win hasn't been cashed out yet.

Buying and selling relationships! For example, Company A issues **, and the issue price is $10. Fifteen minutes before the market opens, several large investors enter the ** system, quote their **, and let the computer match them.

The high bid price is preferred**, and the low ask price is preferentially sold. At this time, their ** is bought and sold according to their own proposals. Those who fail to buy or sell enter the process of free buying and selling.

The ** formed in these fifteen minutes is the opening price of **.

Free trading is carried out after the market opens, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., shareholders and small investors buy and sell through the company, quote what they want to buy or sell, and wait for someone to sell or buy. If there are many people buying, **will continue** until someone who sells is willing to sell. On the contrary, the seller also sells ** like this.

In the end, they together formed the **of**, that is, the **price. If the opening price is higher than the ** price, it will fall, and if it is lower, it will rise.

Generally, an individual has no ability to control the ups and downs, but if he has a lot of money, he can keep buying, and he can raise ** very high, and **see that it has been rising, and may follow up**. At this time, he sold the ** and he made money.

In the long run, the rise and fall of the listed company is determined by the profits created by the listed company for shareholders, and the short-term is determined by the supply and demand relationship, and the factors affecting the supply and demand relationship include people's profit expectations for the company, artificial speculation of large households, the amount of market funds, policy factors, etc. The most fundamental factor affecting the rise and fall of stock prices is capital, a large amount of capital initiative will cause stock price, and a large number of active selling will cause stock price. The principle is that after the stock price reaches a certain level, the person who holds the shares makes money, and feels that the stock price is at a high level, and will sell the chips, once the selling is too much and the order is too little, this will cause a part of the selling can not be traded, we sell ** is a pending order to sell, someone needs to buy to really sell, and the trading system of the ** exchange will automatically match, if you sell ** high if you can't sell it, then you can only reduce the price to sell, the price can not be sold, you can only keep reducing the price, so the stock price will always be **.

On the contrary, in the early stage of the stock price or in the process, the people who hold the shares are reluctant to sell, at this time, the people who want to be the first person to place an order, but because no one sells, you can't buy it, so the people who want to be the first person will continue to improve, which will cause the stock price to be the first time. This is where the fundamental principle of **** and ** lies.

Entering the market is risky, and investment needs to be cautious.

Because everyone is vying to buy this **, it will go up

For example, if a person buys 10 yuan, another person sells yuan, and the other person sells yuan, and the person who sells does not, or the person who sells bids yuan, yuan, 11 yuan, in this way, the stock price goes up

The **of** are given by the buyer and the seller, just like you buy vegetables in the vegetable market, it is a bargain.

If there is a**you want to**, the current ** is the yuan, and you think it is expensive, only out of the yuan, and there are** people do not want to sell in the yuan, the two sides do not reach a deal, it will form a pile of documents, at this time someone out of the yuan to buy this ** ticket, then the sell order between the yuan will be immediately traded, at this time **** will be manifested as **, showing red.

And if someone sells the ** in their hands in yuan because of the demand for cash, then the buy order above the yuan will be completed immediately, and this entry ****** will be displayed in green.

or ** is the first transaction price of this ** on the day, that is, the opening price.

Is it continuous** or intermittent**? ** It continues to rise over a period of time, opening in the morning from 9:30 to 11:00

30 continuous changes up or down, in the afternoon from 13:00 to 15:00 up or **.

**The time period of change is:

Morning: 9:30 to 11:30

Afternoon: 13:00 to 15:00

The market is like an auction house, the shares issued by listed companies are auctioned (that is, what we usually say), the **** changes we see are the ** of each transaction in this time period, and the ** of a listed company has tens of thousands or hundreds of hands every day and may not have a hand.

It is because the most recent transaction ** is higher than the last transaction (usually because the person who buys ** is willing to ******, and the seller is also high, usually everyone is bullish. For example, if you are going to spend 100 yuan to buy a box of cookies and the seller bids 200, you don't want other people to need it, and then other people buy it, and this box of biscuits ** changes to 200 yuan, and then this buyer sells this box of biscuits for 300 yuan, and the other person pays 300 yuan to buy this box of biscuits.

This is how the stock price is driven step by step. But how did it fall? It was the seller who sold this box of biscuits for 300 yuan, and no one bought it, so he bid another 250 yuan, but someone **, and the stock price began**.

That's how it cycles.

It's like a commodity, if more people buy it, it will. If fewer people buy, **will**. **It's the same, everyone is optimistic about this ** to buy this **, and there are fewer people who sell it, and **the** will definitely rise.

Caused by many factors, such as: supply and demand, the amount of funds, performance, policies, news, etc., when the supply exceeds demand, the opposite supply exceeds demand, when the amount of funds increases, the amount of funds decreases.

**The origin of the rise and fall is generally caused by the following aspects.

Objective aspects: 1. The net assets per share of the listed company (in layman's terms, it can also be profitability).

2. Expected profitability. (Generally applicable to high-tech industries or industries with slower capital, such as shipbuilding, etc.).

3. Industry environment. (For example, whether the industry is in a boom or recession period) 4. The impact of macro policies. (e.g. adjustment of interest rates, etc.).

5. The impact of the international financial environment is clear.

Subjective aspects: 1. Whether the information of listed companies is accurate, timely and complete. (mainly decision-making and financial information).

2. If the circulation of a listed company is small, it is easier to be controlled. (commonly known as Zhuang).

To put it simply! Our big A shares!

Today's rise is only to fill the space for yesterday's decline!

Today's fall is only to make room for tomorrow's fall!!

Why is the share price **and**? Tell you the reason for the sharp rise in A-shares from 7 angles, we all know that the stock price fluctuates, so what is the reason? The film explains seven factors that will affect the stock price, and after watching it, you can better understand what is going on behind the ****!

The rise and fall of the company is determined by the relationship between supply and demand, and the factors that affect the relationship include people's profit expectations for the company, artificial speculation of large investors, the amount of market funds, policy factors, etc.

It is a part of the ownership of the joint-stock company, and it is also a certificate of ownership issued by the joint-stock company to each owner as a shareholding certificate in order to raise funds and obtain dividends and bonuses. **It is a long-term credit instrument in the capital market, which can be transferred, bought and sold, and shareholders can share the company's profits with it, but also bear the risk caused by the company's operating errors. Each share** represents a shareholder's ownership of a basic unit of the business.

Every public company will issue a **.

A transaction is a buying and selling. There are two main forms of trading, one is through exchange trading, which is called floor trading. The other is not traded through an exchange, which is called over-the-counter trading.

The market, also known as the secondary market or secondary market, is a place for issuance and circulation, and can also be said to refer to a place for buying, selling and transferring the issued. Transactions are all made through the market. In general, the market can be divided into:

The primary and secondary markets are also called the issuance market, and the secondary market is also called the trading market. **is a price**. In addition to the price, it also includes state bonds, corporate bonds, real estate mortgage bonds, and so on.

Treasury bonds appeared earlier and were the first marketable bonds to be traded. With the development of the commodity economy, it was only later that negotiable bonds such as ** gradually appeared. Therefore, trading is only one component of marketable bond trading, and the market is only one of many marketable bond markets.

There is rarely a single market, and the market is nothing more than a place in the market that is specialized.

The exchange is a tangible place for centralized trading in accordance with the relevant laws of the state and approved by the competent authority.