What is a Certificated Stock?

Stock terms is a special language used in the stock market to express various volume-energy relationships. Stock terms are widely used in stock trading and market analysis. According to people's understanding of terms, they can be divided into basic terms, advanced terms, and advanced terms. The types of terms themselves can be divided into trading terms, market terms, technical terms, financial terms, fund terms, and so on. ^[1]

Basic Information

Chinese name

Stock term

Foreign name

Stock Market Terms

Function

Used to express various

A Share A Share

A shares are issued by companies in China for domestic institutions, organizations or individuals (including Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao investors) to subscribe and trade in RMB.

QF system

The so-called QFII system, that is, the qualified foreign institutional investor system, refers to allowing approved foreign institutional investors to remit a certain amount of foreign exchange funds under certain regulations and restrictions, and convert them into local currencies. The account invests in the local securities market, and its capital gains and dividends can be converted into a foreign exchange remittance after approval.

T shape

Cross-shaped K-line without upper hatch.

Wave theory

The fluctuations of the stock price and the continuous rise and fall in different periods are regarded as the ups and downs of the waves. According to several waves to judge the stock market. The factors considered by the wave theory are mainly three aspects: first, the shape formed by the stock price trend; second, the relative positions of the highs and lows in the stock price trend chart; The length of time.

Overbought

The stock price continues to rise to a certain level, the buyer's strength is basically hard, and the stock price is about to fall.

Oversold

The stock price continues to fall to a certain low point, the sellers are basically working hard, and the stock price is about to rise.

Growth stock

Refers to the stocks of companies with higher profit growth rates in newly added promising industries. The stock price of growth stocks is on the rise.

Number of transactions

Refers to the number of times the stock has been traded.

The number of transactions

Refers to the number of shares traded on the day.

Eat

Refers to a bookmaker buying a stock secretly at a low price.

Ship

Refers to the fact that when the bookmaker sells stocks at a high price, it is called shipment.

Big household

Refers to large investors, such as groups or individuals with petty funds.

Inverted T

Cross K-line without underline

Dow theory

Dow theory is the basis of technical analysis. The founder of this theory is American Charles (Henry (Dow.) In order to reflect the overall market trend, he and Edward (Jones) established the famous Dow Jones average. They published articles in the Wall Street Journal on the stock market, After the collation, it becomes the Dow theory we see today. Its main principles are: the market price index can explain and reflect most of the market's behavior; the market fluctuation has three trends (main trend, secondary trend, short-term trend) The role of trading volume in determining trends; the closing price is the most important price.

Low-cost area

In the early days of the bull market, this is the best place to buy for short- and medium-term investments.

bottom

The lowest part of the long-term trend line for stock prices.

Fall below

A stock price breaking through a level and breaking down is called a breakout.

Downtrend

The stock price has been moving towards new low prices for some time.

Limit board

The minimum value of the stock price on the day of the securities transaction is called the limit price. Generally speaking, stocks that have fallen to the limit at the opening of the market may still inertially fall on the second day, and stocks that suddenly fell to the limit at the end of the day may have a possibility of fraud.

More flip

Buyers who were optimistic about the market changed their views and became sellers.

Kill more

Buying stocks and selling them immediately is called killing more.

long

Refers to the buyer in a stock transaction.

Long market

Also known as a bull market, is a market where stock prices generally rise.

Corporate shares

Legal person shares refer to unlisted shares that are formed by an enterprise as a legal person or a public institution and a social organization with legal personality qualifications and invested in the company with its disposable assets according to law.

Rebound

In the stock market, the stock price continues to fall. The adjustment phenomenon that the stock price reverses and rises to a certain level due to the rapid decline in the stock price is called a rebound. Generally speaking, the rebound of stocks is smaller than the decline. Usually, when the stock rebounds to about one-third of the previous decline, it resumes the original downward trend.

Reverse

The stock price moves in the opposite direction of the original trend into upward reversal and downward reversal.

High price area

The end of the bull market is the best selling point for short- and medium-term investments.

Cut meat

Refers to the trend of falling stocks after buying stocks at high prices. In order to avoid further losses, selling stocks at a low price. Stop loss is a kind of cutting meat. Setting a stop loss price in advance to prevent larger losses is a method that short-term investors should use flexibly. The use of new shareholders can prevent deep lock-in

Public stock

Public shares refer to the shares that can be listed and circulated when the public holds the property owned by the public according to law.

Share capital

All stocks representing corporate ownership, including common stock and preferred stock.

Checkpoint

Generally, the integer or golden section or the psychological price point used by shareholders is called the checkpoint.

Barefoot yang and barefoot yin

There is no yang line and yin line of the lower shadow line.

Male and female lines

The yang and yin lines of the bald and bare feet are the yang and yin lines that have neither the upper shadow line nor the lower shadow line. This k-line occurs when the closing price and the opening price are equal to one of the highest price and the lowest price, respectively.

Bald male line and bald female line

Bald male line and bald female line are the male and female lines without the upper shadow line

Track line

Also called channel line or pipeline line, it is a method based on trend line. After you have obtained the trend line, you can make a parallel line of this trend line through the first peak and valley. This parallel line is the orbit line. The function of the track is to limit the range of the stock price, so that it cannot become too outrageous. Once a track is confirmed, the price will move in this channel. A break to a straight line above or below would mean a big change.

Term mystery palace

Refers to various stocks and so-called analytical terms forming a mysterious mystery