Opening high and moving high means that the stock price jumps short and opens high at the opening of the second trading day, and then the trend continues to rise. Opening higher and moving higher generally occurs when major positive news is released and market confidence increases significantly. The same meaning applies to other capital markets such as bonds, foreign exchange, gold, and futures.

Open high and move low: It means that the stock price index opens above the closing point of the previous trading day. As the transaction proceeds, the stock price index continues to fall, and the entire trading day shows a downward trend. In short, the stock price opens at a higher level than the closing price of the previous trading day, but the stock price on that day shows a downward trend.

The flat negative line shown by opening high and moving low is generated after the stock continues to rise, which means that the top is coming. Because of the continuous rise and excessive profit-making selling, the outflow of funds is much greater than the inflow. funds, causing the stock to be unable to rise.

Stock (stock) is part of the ownership of a joint-stock company and is also an ownership certificate issued. It is a valuable instrument issued by a joint-stock company to each shareholder as a shareholding certificate in order to raise funds and obtain dividends and dividends. securities. Stocks are long-term credit instruments in the capital market and can be transferred, bought and sold. Shareholders can share the company's profits with them, but they also have to bear the risks caused by the company's operational errors. Each share of stock represents a shareholder's ownership of a basic unit of the business. Every public company issues shares.

Each share of the same class of shares represents equal ownership of the company. The size of each shareholder's share of the company's ownership depends on the number of shares he or she holds relative to the company's total equity.

Stocks are a component of the capital of a joint-stock company and can be transferred and bought and sold. They are the main long-term credit instrument in the capital market, but the company cannot be required to return its capital contribution.

Stocks are a kind of marketable securities. They are share certificates issued by a joint-stock company to investors when raising capital. They represent the ownership of the joint-stock company by its holders (i.e. shareholders). Purchasing stocks is also a purchase. A part of a company's business can grow and develop together with the company.

This kind of ownership is a comprehensive right, such as participating in shareholders' meetings, voting, participating in the company's major decisions, receiving dividends or sharing the dividend difference, etc., but it must also bear the responsibility for the company's operational errors. the risks brought about. Obtaining recurring income is one of the important reasons for investors to buy stocks. Dividend distribution is the main source of recurring income for stock investors.