Key Points The interactive relationship between trading volume and stock price is a very important observation indicator in the stock market. When observing the index, trading volume generally refers to the total turnover; when observing individual stocks, trading volume can... Read more
Core points for value stocks value stocks are those stocks that are undervalued by the market. value stocks often have the characteristics of low price-to-earnings ratio, low price-to-book ratio and high dividend. The risk of investing in value stocks... Read more
Key takeaways PEG indicator （the ratio of price-earnings ratio to profit growth rate） is calculated by dividing the company’s price-earnings ratio by its profit growth rate. PEG, as a stock evaluation indicator, is more comprehensive than PE because it... Read more
Key takeaways 1、Qualitative analysis is an analysis that relies on the subjective judgment of the analyst. 2、Qualitative analysis belongs to the field of social experience, and the analyst’s personal experience is the core of the analysis. 3、Qualitative analysis can... Read more
Key points quantitative analysis method is a method to analyze the quantitative characteristics, relations and changes of the research object. The object of quantitative analysis is mainly the financial statements of enterprises. In quantitative analysis, the mathematical model method... Read more
What is a simple moving average （SMA）？ Core points The simple moving average is one of the most basic indicators for observing price changes. when the short-term average is above the longer-term average, indicating that the short-term price is... Read more
What is sector rotation? Key takeaways Sector rotation is influenced by funds, with different sectors taking turns. In mature and developed capital markets, sector rotation is often related to economic cycles, with significant differences in sector performance in... Read more