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Where do novices learn stocks?
Beginners learn stocks from the following aspects:

1, learn the rules of stock trading: As novices, we didn't start to learn how to choose stocks and identify stocks at first, but we should understand the rules of stock trading thoroughly, such as not knowing the trading commission, which may greatly increase our transaction costs. Or when playing new bonds, I don't know what to do to improve the winning rate.

2. Learn the basics of stock trading: this is like the principle of stock ups and downs, how to look at the K-line chart, what are the significance of various indicators, and so on. These are all good foundations for us to analyze stocks in the future.

3. Learn technical analysis methods: technical analysis takes market behavior as the research object, judges market trends and follows the periodic changes of trends. The specific content of technical analysis is to judge the trading point by using technical indicators or K-line itself.

4. Learn the fundamental analysis method: Fundamental refers to the analysis of the macro-economy, industry and company's basic situation, including the analysis of the company's business philosophy and strategy, company statements, etc.

5. Simulated trading: After learning the systematic theoretical knowledge, investors can conduct some simulated trading to test their theoretical knowledge and find a suitable investment style.

6. Actual combat: After the simulation, investors can open stock accounts for actual combat. At first, investors should not buy a lot of money with a small amount of money. After a long period of actual combat, it has formed its own stock trading strategy, and then investors will consider large-scale capital operation.

Stock-related terms:

1, retail investors: small investors who buy and sell stocks less.

2, hand: speculation in the stock market, selling stocks in an improper way, 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.

3, eating goods: secretly buying stocks at low prices, called eating goods.

4. Shipping: quietly selling stocks at high prices is called shipping.

5. Inertial pressure: The act of holding down the stock price by improper means is called inertial pressure.

6. Lift the sedan chair: after the bullish or bad news is announced, people who think that the stock price will change greatly will grab in and grab out, with limited profits, and even often get stuck, that is, lift the sedan chair for others.