What Is Stock Market Speculation?

Stock speculation is the economic act of buying and selling stocks, bonds, etc. at the risk of loss, and expecting market prices to fluctuate and profit from it. Speculators take risks with their own funds, frequently go in and out of the securities market, buy low and sell high, do not seek stock dividends, but only profit from the spread of stock prices. Stock speculators generally use the head-to-head transaction method (also known as margin credit transaction) when speculating, and deliver a certain amount of cash or stock (margin) to the broker when buying and selling stocks, and the difference is advanced by the broker or bank loan. ^[1]

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Speculation can be divided into two categories based on the length of time the stock is held:

The first category is

The first step in the long movement of a stock is to publicize the fact that a long movement is being launched. In fact, the most effective publicity method is your sincerity to make this stock active and strong. After all the things that should be said and everything done, the most powerful public relations person in the world is the stock price machine, and the most effective advertising medium is the market momentum. There is no need to launch any promotional documents for clients, to tell the newspaper the value of this stock, or to urge financial reports to point out the company's outlook, nor does it need a follower. You only need to make this stock very active to achieve the first step of the bulls. When stock trading is hot, people will naturally ask for explanations. As long as the stock trading is active, the floor trader will follow you to buy and sell. Of course, you'd better keep in mind that when buying stocks on the stock exchange, the purpose is to sell them profitably. They will not insist on getting a lot of profits, but they must be profits that can be realized very quickly.