What is the Stock Market?

The stock market is the place where the issued stocks are transferred, traded and traded, including the two categories of exchange markets and OTC markets. Because it is based on the issue market, it is also called the secondary market. The structure and trading activities of the stock market are more complex than the issuance market (primary market), and their role and influence are also greater.

The stock market is generally divided into
Stock markets have been established in more than 50 countries around the world. The widespread application of computer technology and advanced communication equipment has made stock trading increasingly international. The total amount of stock transactions worldwide has grown rapidly in recent years, from $ 2.54 trillion in 1980 to $ 5.82 trillion in 1986. Among them, most of the stock transactions were concentrated in the three major stock markets of New York, Tokyo and London [3]
area
stock market
Market value (millions of dollars)
Total Share Turnover (Million USD)
Africa
South African Stock Exchange
690,797.5
210,180.8
America
Exchange name
Effect on development
(1) Can widely mobilize, accumulate and concentrate idle funds of the society, serve the national economic construction and development, expand the scale of production and construction, and promote economic development.
The analysis of the stock market is actually that stock investors collect, sort, and synthesize various information reflected by the stock market, so as to understand and predict the trend of stock prices, and then make corresponding investment decisions to reduce risks and obtain higher Gains [4]
1. Self-discipline Many people make mistakes repeatedly in the stock market. The main reason is that they lack strict self-discipline control. They are easily confused by market illusions and end up in ruins. Therefore, before entering the stock market, you should cultivate a self-disciplined personality. So you still have the courage to buy when others dare not invest. Self-discipline also allows you to sell temporarily when everyone expects a higher price. Self-discipline can also help investors get rid of greed, let others grab the last 1/8 of the rise and the 1/18 of the fall, and keep the winner easily. Title.
Futures market and stock market are important components of China's financial system. The stock market focuses on the allocation of economic resources and corporate risk pricing at the microeconomic level; the futures market focuses on the management of socioeconomic risks at the macroeconomic level and the discovery of commodity prices. . With the increase of people's awareness of investment, individual stock operations can no longer meet the needs. Futures investment is similar to the analysis system and trading system of stock operations, especially the technical analysis methods, such as: moving averages, RSI, MACD, etc. can almost be transplanted This makes it easier for stock investors to get involved in futures trading.
(1) Trend rules. Before preparing to buy stocks, you should first have a clear judgment of the market's operating trend. Generally speaking, most stocks follow the market trend. Buying stocks is more profitable when the market is in an uptrend, but buying at the top is like pulling a tooth, and it is difficult to survive in a downtrend. There are not many buying opportunities in the market. In addition, it is necessary to formulate an investment strategy based on its own financial strength, whether to prepare for long-term investment or short-term speculation in order to clarify its operation behavior and be targeted. The selected stock should also be a strong stock in an uptrend.
(2) Batch rules. In the case of no certainty, investors can adopt the method of buying in batches and diversified buying, which can greatly reduce the risk of buying. However, there should not be too many types of stocks to buy separately. Generally, it is advisable to have less than 5 stocks. In addition, buying in batches should be implemented in a planned manner according to your investment strategy and funding situation.
(3) The bottom rule. The best time to buy stocks in the medium to long-term should be in the bottom area or the initial period when the stock price has broken through the bottom, and it should be said that this is the time when the risk is minimal. Although short-term operations have opportunities every day, it is also necessary to take into account changes in the short-term bottom and short-term trends, and to go in and out quickly, while not investing too much capital.
(4) Risk rules. The stock market is a high-risk, high-yield investment venue. It can be said that risks are ubiquitous and present in the stock market, and there is no way to completely avoid them. As an investor, you should always be aware of risks and minimize the risks as much as possible. The timing of buying stocks is the first and important step in controlling risks. When buying stocks, in addition to considering the trend of the broader market, you should also focus on analyzing whether the stock you want to buy has a large upside or a large downside, where are the upper resistance and lower support, and what are the reasons for buying? What should I do if I don't rise after buying? Investors should have a sober understanding of these factors when buying stocks, so as to reduce the risk as much as possible [5]
Why the linkage between the commodity market and the stock market is becoming increasingly fierce. The role of funding is huge. Central bank keeps expanding
Stock market
1984-put forward the idea of establishing a capital market
November 1984-China issued 10,000 shares
1986-China's first stock exchange counter is born
The Shanghai Stock Exchange was established on November 26, 1990
1990-Trial opening of Shenzhen Stock Exchange
August 1991-China Securities Association was established in Beijing
1991-08-28 China Securities Association was established.
May 21, 1992-SSE cancels stock price restrictions
August 10, 1992-"810" incident
October 12, 1992-The Securities Regulatory Commission was formally established
August 1992-August 1994-Stock market becomes cold
July 30, 1994-Three major favorable market rescue policies triggered a surge
December 1996-Policies stifle stock market rally
The market broke out on May 19, 1999-5.19
June 1999-Multiple positives boost stock market rally
July 1, 1999-Implementation of the "Securities Law" opens the Pandora's Box: From State-owned Share Reduction to Split Share Reform
June 2001-Reduction of state-owned shares kicked off
July 2001-The reduction of state-owned shares was officially launched in the issuance of new shares
October 2001-The Securities Regulatory Commission announced the suspension of state-owned shares reduction
July 2001-Social Security Fund officially entered the market
June 2002-State Council decides to stop reducing state-owned shares
December 2002-QFII system officially implemented
April 30, 2005-Pilot program for split share structure reform officially launched
June 2005-Favorable Qifa, stock reform market started
September 2006-Reform of split share structure is almost over
It is the big bull market from the second half of 2006 to the end of 2007. Since 2008, it has been in a bear market.
On December 5, 2014, the transaction exceeded 1 trillion, creating an unprecedented but never-ending historical record. The time is 14:39! [7]
On December 9, 2014, the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock indexes both fell. The Shanghai Composite Index closed at 2856.27 points, down 5.43% from the previous day's closing. The Shenzhen Stock Exchange Index closed at 10116.49 points, down 4.15% from the previous day's closing. [8-9]

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