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The best time to buy stocks

Shares to stop opening, stop closing, said the main pull pick up extremely strong, the market will be a big reversal, should quickly buy.

What Is a Stock Index and What Does It Do?

A stock index is an index of stock prices. It is an indicative figure compiled by a stock exchange or financial services institution to show the movement of the stock market.

Introduction To The BSM Option Pricing Mode

In this issue, Haitong Futures Options Department brings you an introduction to the BSM (Black-Scholes-Morton) model.

What Is a Portfolio Fund?

What is a portfolio fund? How should I choose a portfolio fund?

Capturing Important Information About The Market From The Cards Played By The Majors

Today's game is very normal, when the market is lopsided there will be the opposite side.

ntroduction To The Development Of The Global Options Market

Early options trading in the US began in 1872, founded by the then famous financier Russell, and at that time included call and put options, the market was always OTC and required trading through brokers.

What Is The Securities Market?

The securities market is a place where stocks, bonds, and other marketable equity and derivative products are issued and traded, in essence, through the issuance and trading of various types of securities to raise and finance funds and go to the overdue interest.

Introductory Stock Investment: Retail Investors Follow The Main Force Of The Key

The market main force operating stocks are generally based on the following laws.

What Exactly Are Fixed Income Products?

With the recent volatility in the equity markets, fixed income products are back on investors' radar.

Learn To Set a Stop-Loss Point To Take Profit

When it comes to investing, many people around you know that if you can buy low and sell high, you will be successful.

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Basic knowledge of stock introduction: the origin of stock

Stocks are now nearly 400 years old. The earliest stock market arose in 1602 when the Dutch and British established overseas trading companies. These companies are established by raising share capital and have obvious characteristics of joint-stock companies; they have legal person status; a board of directors is established; the general meeting of shareholders is the company's highest authority; dividends are distributed according to shares; and a limited liability system is implemented. The successful operation and rapid development of the joint-stock company made more enterprises follow suit.