Opening, adding, and replenishing positions.
Open a position: **small amount**.
Add position: When the stock price is good, buy a part after the stock price.
Margin call: When the stock price still has potential, buy a portion again.
Reduce, cross, and heavy.
Position reduction: When the situation is not optimistic, sell a portion of the **.
Cross: Put all the funds in your hand to buy**.
Heavy position: Bought a large amount of ** and had less money in hand.
Long, short, chasing up.
Long: Optimistic about the market outlook, buy.
Short: Not optimistic about the market outlook, lend out **sell, and wait for *** before buying.
Chasing up: buy in ***, think **will continue**.
The above is an explanation of some of the terms that can help you better understand the relevant concepts in trading.
High, casement, low.
High open: The opening price of the day is higher than the ** price of the previous day.
Flat opening: The opening price of the day is the same as the ** price of the previous day.
Low opening: The opening price of the day is lower than the ** price of the previous day.
Bull market, bear market.
Bull Market: A state of being **long**.
Bear market: A state of being **for a long time**.
The above are some explanations of the terms that can help you better understand the operation of the market.
Consolidation, ** lot.
Consolidation: The stock price fluctuates within a certain range and there is no clear trend.
*: The trend of the whole market, usually referring to indices such as the Shanghai Composite Index.
Lot: Buy and sell ** number of units, one lot is 100 shares.
Up and down.
Up-limit: Stop trading after the stock price reaches the upper limit on the day.
Fall Limit:
Trading will be stopped after the stock price reaches the lower limit on the same day.
The above is an interpretation of some of the terms, which will help you and make you more comfortable to participate in trading.