You can buy and sell stocks as common commodities such as Chinese cabbage in the world, but the buyer doesn't intend to eat them, but resells them, so he shouts the price to sell them in the market. At this time, many people shouted the price to buy. If the two sides reach an agreement and the transaction is successful, then the transaction price is the transaction price, and this is how the stock price changes.
The stock price is also called the stock market, which is not equal to the face value of the stock. The par value of a stock represents the monetary capital invested in the stock, which is fixed; However, the stock price is changeable, and it is often larger or smaller than the face value of the stock.
The buying and selling of stocks is actually the right to get dividends, so the stock price is not the monetary expression of the actual capital value it represents, but a capitalized income.
Stock prices are generally determined by dividends and interest rates. For example, if there is a stock with a face value of 100 yuan, it can get a dividend of 10 yuan every year, that is, a dividend of 10%, and the interest rate at that time was only 5%, then the price of this stock is 10 yuan ÷5%=200 yuan.
The calculation formula is: share price = dividend/interest rate.
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Retail investor: a small investor who buys and sells stocks in small amounts.
Hand: stock trading, selling stocks by improper means, and then trying to depress the market and make up for it at a low price; Or buy at a low price and sell at a high price after speculation. This kind of person is called left hand.
Eating goods: secretly buying stocks at low prices is called eating goods.
Shipment: quietly selling stocks at high prices is called shipment.
Inertial pressure: the act of holding down the stock price by improper means is called inertia pressure.
Sedan chair: investors with sharp eyes or advanced information buy or sell stocks in advance when big investors buy or sell in secret, or before bullish or bearish news is announced, and then sell or buy back when the stock price rises or falls sharply after a large number of retail investors follow or follow, which is called "sitting in a sedan chair".
Sedan chair: after the bullish or bad news is announced, people who think that the stock price will change greatly grab in and grab out, with limited profits, and even often get stuck, that is, lift the sedan chair for others.
Hot stocks: refers to stocks with large trading volume, strong liquidity and large price changes.
Unpopular stocks: refers to stocks with small trading volume, poor liquidity or even no trading, and small price changes.
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