Less than 100 shares are sold, why can t I sell 100 shares after buying them?

Less than 100 shares can be sold, but it must be sold all at once, while more than 100 shares can be sold in 1 share. For example, if you have 158 shares, you can sell all 158 shares at once, or you can sell 100 shares first, leaving 58 shares, and these 58 shares need to be sold all at once.

However, if the number of shares held is more than 100 shares, for example, if you have 500 shares, you can sell 1 share and 1 share at this time, but such a hanging fee cannot be deducted.

1. Transaction fee**Each transaction needs to pay each handling fee, ** several times, sell a few times you need to charge a few handling fees, the specific ** transaction fee calculation formula: **handling fee = transaction commission * transaction amount + transfer fee transfer fee * transaction quantity; Selling fee = (transaction commission + stamp duty) * transaction amount + transfer fee transfer fee * transaction quantity.

2. Transaction feesTransaction fees refer to the sum of various taxes and fees that investors should pay when entrusting trading. According to the current regulations, the transaction fee is composed of three parts: the transaction commission charged by the company, the transfer fee and transfer fee charged by the China Depository and Clearing Corporation and the exchange, and the stamp duty collected by the State Administration of Taxation. 1.

Stamp duty: 1/1000 of the transaction amount. At present, it has been changed from bilateral collection to unilateral collection to seller.

It refers to the tax paid by the investor to the finance and taxation department after the transaction is completed. In Shanghai** and Shenzhen**, it is paid at 1/1000th of the actual transaction amount, and the stamp duty is withheld by the brokerage and then paid by the exchange. There is no need to pay this tax in bond and ** transactions.

2.**Regulatory fee, also known as the three fees: it is probably the transaction amount, and there is a mantissa in practice, which is generally omitted.

3.**Transaction handling fee: In A shares, it will be charged bilaterally according to the transaction amount; In B shares, it will be charged bilaterally according to the turnover amount; In **, it is charged bilaterally according to the transaction amount; In warrants, they are charged bilaterally according to the turnover amount.

4.Transfer fee, which is only charged in Shanghai**: refers to the fee to be paid for changing the account name after the transaction is completed.

The transfer fee is charged according to the face value of the transaction (the issue face value is one yuan per share, which is equivalent to the number of shares traded). 5.Brokerage trading commissions:

The maximum value of the commission is 3 of the transaction amount, the minimum is charged from 5 yuan, and the commission for a single transaction is less than 5 yuan according to 5 yuan.

Hello, no. According to the trading rules, the part of the sale of ** less than 100 shares shall be declared for sale at one time, and shall not be split and sold.

Selling is not limited by the number of lots, theoretically speaking, 1 share can be sold, and the handling fee cannot be deducted. Unless there is a fraction in the case of transferring additional allotments, you can't buy fractions.

Yes, the minimum is 100 shares, but there is no limit to selling.

You can sell less than 100 shares, but it must be a one-time sale, and if there are more than 100 shares, you can sell 1 share at a time.

For example, if you have 158 shares, you can sell all 158 shares at once, or you can sell 100 shares first, leaving 58 shares, but these 58 shares must be sold all at once.

If the number of shares held is more than 100 shares, for example, if you have 500 shares, then you can sell 1 share and 1 share, but the handling fee will not be deducted.

Who says you can't sell 1 share at a time? You can sell one share, I have a hand ** is the whole I used it to play and sold it n times with 1 share and 1 share. It's good for the landlord to get a ** ticket to try.

A shares are not allowed, if there are less than 100 remaining shares when selling, you can only sell 1 share.

There are also B shares that can be sold for zero

Good luck

To be honest, I haven't had such a problem yet, but you don't know.

It's all fooling.

The view on the ground floor is supportive.

Fractional shares of less than 100 lots (100 shares) can be placed directly as a sell order.

When buying and selling in the mainland's A** market, it must be entrusted according to the integer multiple of one lot, but sometimes when selling, the transaction is partially executed, which causes a situation of less than one lot.

When allotment or share gifting, there will also be a situation of less than one lot, so it is possible to sell even 100 shares without empty.

If the commission fee for fractional shares is the transaction amount, the commission for filial piety is less than 5 yuan, and it will be charged at 5 yuan. Stamp duty charged when selling**: 1/1000 of the transaction amount.

There are several reasons for this:

1.The total number of shares is fixed and cannot be ** without paying the bill, but this is rare.

2.**Trade on T+1. Can only be sold on the second trading day of the day**. They cannot be on the day of purchase**.

3.**It is very likely that it will not be sold, and it will not be sold without paying.

1.**Trading Hours.

According to the regulations of the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges, **The market is open from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 13:00 to 15:00 p.m. every Monday to Friday, with a daily trading time of 4 hours. The week announced by the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

6. There is no trading on Sundays and holidays. (Generally May Day, National Day, Spring Festival, New Year's Day, Qingming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and other national statutory holidays).

2.Trading Rules.

In ** trading, one lot is equal to 100 shares, and less than 100 shares are called fractional shares. When entrusting, the quantity must be an integer multiple of 100, and the T+1 trading system is implemented, that is, the ** of the day can only be sold on the T+1 day, and the ** sold on the day can only be cashed out. In addition, there are ** limitations.

The cap is generally 10% of the previous trading day's price.

3.Transaction costs.

There are two main types of fees for buying and selling**. The first is the stamp duty that everyone has to pay, which is charged at 3/1000. The second is the transaction commission, which is basically charged at 25/10,000 or 3/10,000. After the two fees are sold, they are automatically deducted from the account and charged in one direction.

4.Technical Analysis.

For trading, fundamental technical analysis is indispensable. Generally speaking, technical analysis is divided into two aspects, one is the technical aspect, that is, **. The first is fundamentals, which are generally divided into macro analysis, industry analysis and company analysis.

Macro analysis is to analyze the current economic environment, mainly from the current policy direction and the future direction of industrial development to judge the correct economic development situation. Company analysis is all about analyzing the performance of a company.

5.Maintain the right investment mindset.

Investors are inevitably affected by a variety of market and external factors. Therefore, when making investment decisions, we should be objective and calm, rationally reject the incitement effect, maintain good patience, comprehensively analyze the fundamentals of the enterprise, choose high-quality companies with real competitiveness and development prospects, reasonable valuation, and follow the trend, do not chase up, do not kill down, and do not blindly overdraw.

With the continuous improvement of people's living standards, the society is also developing rapidly, but the wage level has always been slow, and many people's wages are not enough for daily expenses, so more and more people choose to rush into the market.

If you want to get a stable income from the market, although there is the possibility of getting rich overnight, the risk is still relatively large.

** It's not a one-size-fits-all investment method, it also requires a certain learning cost, a common question is "buy 100 shares and then want to sell 100 shares, but it shows that there are not enough shares, what is going on?" ”

First of all, we need to understand China's Pai Shou market, which is divided into Shanghai and Shenzhen, which refers to the exchanges in Shanghai and Shenzhen, which are mainly engaged in trading.

The Shenzhen Stock Exchange is a small and medium-sized board.

and venture capital sector, Shanghai**.

The market is second to none in Chinese mainland, with the number of listed companies, the number of listed companies, the total market value, the circulating market value, the total transaction amount, the transaction amount and the treasury bond transaction amount all rank first.

**Trading hours for trading are Monday to Friday, public holidays.

Closed on Saturdays and Sundays, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. daily

00 to 15:00, 4 hours a day. **The trading system is T+1, that is, the ** of the same day**, you can't sell on the same day, you need to sell it on the next trading day, and the funds that sell ** on the same day can't be withdrawn on the same day, and you can take it out on the second trading day.

This explains the problem of "buying 100 shares and then trying to sell 100 shares, but it shows that there are not enough shares".

As soon as you enter the ** deep sea, your salary will become a passerby. This is a true portrayal of how many ** people.

Maybe the people around you have made money, but this is an individual phenomenon, and every ** person is rushing to make a lot of money and make quick money at the beginning.

In the end, most of them were reduced to cut leeks. In fact, the question you asked is a very basic question, and it is recommended that you learn the knowledge in detail and then consider whether to invest a large amount of money.

If you want to sell shares, there must be a certain fee, so it must show that the shares are insufficient, try to sell 99 shares.

This is because the time I am choosing should be the weekend, and this time period is not working, and it will change after the market opens on Monday.

After buying 100 shares, I want to sell 100 shares, but it shows that the shares are not enough Tongqingjian, because when I sell ** again on the same day, I can't sell ** on the same day**, because of the T+1 trading mechanism implemented by ** in China, ** can only be sold on the second trading day of the day; If it is the same **, if it has been commissioned once, before the transaction, he will be temporarily frozen, if you want to make other orders, you must first cancel the previous order.

It's probably because there's a certain fee that you don't understand, so that's why it's like this.

**It must be an integer multiple of 100 to be **, because one lot is 100 shares.

Less than 100 shares are called fractional shares.

The purchase must be an integer multiple of 100 shares (the report cannot be quoted as a fractional share purchase), and the sale can include the sale of fractional shares.

Hello, China's current ** trading rules are that 100 shares must be bought and sold in one lot, and the whole lot is bought and sold. Due to the fact that all transactions cannot be made when sending and buying, the resulting ** of less than one lot is called bulk shares. The rules stipulate that fractional shares can only be sold at one time, and cannot be withdrawn from sale.

If there are fractional shares that still want to be withdrawn, it will definitely not be filled.

You have fractional shares that you can sell all at once or in multiple installments, but you must definitely sell them together with the whole lot, unless you only have fractional shares left.

It is a fractional share generated when giving away shares and allotments.

Trading rules: It must be an integer multiple of 100 shares, but it can be sold in units other than 100, and fractions can also be sold.

After accepting the client's entrustment and filling out the power of attorney, the merchant shall immediately notify its broker on the ** exchange to execute the entrustment. Since there is more than one customer who wants to buy or sell the same kind of **, they make a transaction through a bilateral auction, that is, in the transaction process, competition occurs between buyers and sellers at the same time. **There are three main ways to conduct bilateral auctions within the exchange:

That is, oral bidding transactions, board bidding transactions, and computer terminal declaration bidding.

What you buy on the same day can only be sold the next day, which is the T+1 trading system.

There are several possibilities:

1. If the trading is suspended, it cannot be traded;

2. The ** drop limit, ** can't be sold;

3. Or the input of the sell ** is incorrect, and the correct ** is the multiple of the **price of the previous day--the ** between the times can be entrusted normally.

There are several cases where what you buy on the same day will not be sold until the next day.

**Suspended trading cannot be sold.

The ** that falls to the limit has to queue up and can't sell it before it's your turn.

Please check if you are unable to sell** due to any of the following circumstances:

1.** Trading during non-trading hours.

2.The pending order price is unreasonable, resulting in the inability to place an order.

3.When the number of shares held is less than 100 shares, it must be sold at one time4Reasons such as the fall limit and suspension of trading of shareholdings.

Please check if there are any of the following circumstances that cause you to be unable to sell the stock car source ticket:

1.** Trading during non-trading hours.

2.The unit price in the closed state is unreasonable, resulting in the inability to place an order.

3.When the number of shares held is less than 100 shares, it must be sold at one time.

4.Reasons such as the fall limit and suspension of trading of shareholdings.