Stocks are a common financial product that allows investors to share in the benefits brought about by corporate growth, but the stock market is also full of variables and risks. So what do you think about the rise and fall of stocks? What stocks are worth investing in? Hong Kong United Securities has also prepared relevant content for your reference.
How do you see the rise and fall of stocks?
The rise and fall of stocks are affected by many factors. Investors can judge from the following aspects:
1. Fundamentals : Fundamentals refer to the comprehensive performance of a company's operating conditions, financial conditions, industry status, and development prospects. Companies with good fundamentals can usually continue to create value and profits, which is conducive to rising stock prices.
2. Technical aspect : The technical aspect refers to the historical trend and shape of the stock price on the chart, as well as various indicators derived from it, such as trading volume indicators, moving average indicators, etc. Technical aspects can help investors analyze stock supply and demand, valuation, trend changes and other information, so as to predict the rise and fall of stock prices.
3. The news side : the news side refers to various news, announcements, data, events and other information that affect stock prices. The news side can cause fluctuations in market sentiment, thereby affecting the short-term rise and fall of stock prices.
What stocks are worth investing in?
There is no standard answer to what stocks are worth investing in. Different investors have different investment styles and preferences. Some investors like to pursue high-yield and high-risk hot stocks, while others like prudent and conservative high-quality blue-chip stocks. Therefore, it is impossible to say that a certain type or a certain stock is worth investing in. When choosing stocks, investors can choose companies with competitive advantages, reasonable valuations, and development potential for investment. Businesses with competitive advantages usually maintain stable and sustainable development, thereby increasing stock value. Reasonable valuation refers to choosing stocks that match or are lower than their own value, and avoid choosing stocks with high valuations or bubbles to reduce investment risks.