Hanging up the phone, Jiang Fan went to Su Xue and their side, and Su Xue was watching Lele and Yueyue playing the merry-go-round together.

Today, many companies under Jiang Fan's name are making a move to acquire shares in companies under the name of Lin's industry.

Most of the small companies are also gradually being mastered by the companies under Jiang Fan's name.

And some large companies, with many shareholders, have sold their shares.

If this continues, the time for the Lin family to go bankrupt will also be very fast.

Now the Lin family is very anxious, after all, under the industry, many companies have been acquired by Jiang Fan's company.

"Dad, what are we going to do?"

Lin Anle looked at his father Lin Zhengping.

"What can I do? I can only ask for help from your grandfather, hey, if you don't provoke Jiang Fan, it would be great. ”

Lin Zhengping sighed, his tone was very helpless, but now it's too late to say this.

Now that the stocks in the stock market are only some of their employees, they are already in the hands of their families, and if they continue to be acquired by Jiang Fan like this, I am afraid that it will not be long before other employees will start to throw them out.

1. How to buy stocks

First of all, you need to go to the corresponding securities business department to open an account.

When opening an account, you should bring the corresponding documents and do a good job of risk assessment. These are the preliminary work of opening an account, and it is very fast to open an account after it is done, and it only takes a few minutes.

After the account is opened, you need to download the relevant trading software, and the sales staff will tell you how to operate, so you don't have to worry too much about this. When all these are completed, you can log in to the software to choose your own stocks, and you should pay attention to some skills when choosing stocks, and you must not blindly lead yourself into a passive position.

First of all, we must remember that we must not blindly chase the rise, which brings great risks. The second is to have their own analysis and their own operation plan, which many people can't do, which is why they lose money.

2. How to get income from stocks

After understanding how to buy stocks, some people will ask how to get profits, which is the difference in the price of stocks. The gain on a stock is the sale price minus the purchase price and associated taxes. At this point, you should understand how to do a good job of stocks, that is, buy at a low price as much as possible and sell at a high price.

1. Set a "target bid price"

Stock investment is based on the principle of "buy at a low price and sell at a high price". However, investors often miss the opportunity to buy because they want to lower when the stock price is low, and they are afraid that the stock price will be too high when the stock price is high.

To avoid this, investors should set a target bid price that suits a combination of factors such as personal financial strength, risk tolerance, stock price movement, and investment cycle. With a target price, you will avoid the impulsiveness and blindness of investment, and whether you do short-term or long-term operation, it will increase the sense of direction.

For ordinary investors, to set a reasonable target price, you can refer to the following steps:

The first step is to forecast the company's earnings per share for the next 1~3 years. Since the average investor is currently unable to make a full and reasonable forecast of a company's future earnings, it is possible to use the forecast results of a brokerage firm or an independent institution.

It should be noted that investors should refer to the forecast conclusions of multiple brokerages or independent institutions to make the forecast more comprehensive and accurate.

The second step is to choose one or more valuation methods that suit your own investment style, such as common price-to-earnings ratios, price-to-book ratios, etc. These valuation methods are known as relative valuation methods and are compared to arrive at a reasonable level of valuation.

Taking the P/E ratio as an example, the P/E ratio can be judged by the historical P/E ratio range of the stock, combined with earnings expectations, to determine how many times the P/E ratio should be in the next 1~3 years. If the company is expected to enter an earnings cycle in the next 12 months, you can use the P/E multiple of the same earnings cycle in history as the forecast.

If the earnings outlook is poor, use a P/E multiple that has historically underperformed as well. Dynamic P/E forecasts can also be based on industry averages or P/E ratios of comparable companies in the same category.

With a predicted future profit and a reasonable expected P/E ratio, multiply the two numbers to get the target price.

2. Buy in batches

When buying stocks without much certainty or insufficient funds, it is best not to buy them all at once, but to buy them in two or three times. You can diversify the risk and get the corresponding investment return.

There are two specific methods of operation:

Buy average high method

That is, after the first purchase, wait for the stock price to rise to a certain price level and then buy the second batch, and wait for the stock price to rise by a certain range to buy the third batch, which is the average high method.

For example, when the stock price of a stock is 20 yuan, the first batch of 1,000 shares is bought, when the stock price rises to 22 yuan, the second batch buys 800 shares, and when the stock price rises to 25 yuan, the third batch buys 600 shares, and the average cost of the three purchases of stocks is +=2,191 yuan.

When the stock price exceeds this average cost, the investor can sell it for profit.

Buy the average low method

It is also called the downward flattening method, that is, after the first time the shareholder buys the stock, he waits for the stock price to drop to a price level and then buys the second batch, and then buys the third batch after the stock price falls again by a certain amount.

The buy average low method can only make a profit after the stock price recovers and exceeds the average cost of buying in batches.

3. Pay attention to price and volume

A relatively low price is the basis for buying stocks, and trading volume is a key factor that truly reflects the supply and demand of stocks.

If the stock price stops falling at a relatively low level and stabilizes, and the trading volume is moderately amplified, the market outlook is more likely to improve. As a shareholder who is not deeply involved in the "market", if you can use the changes in trading volume and combine the fluctuation of stock prices to find the purchase opportunity, it will make the operation more likely to win.

4. Follow the law of supply and demand

The power of demand in the stock market guides the stock price. -The stock price generally fluctuates up and down according to the principle of "demand first, supply follows".

When demand increases, supply increases, but at a slower rate than demand. For example, if a stock seems to continue to rise, investors are buying it, and the supply has not kept up at this time, resulting in a shortage of supply and a rise in the stock price.

Later, as the stock price rose to a certain extent, some shareholders thought that they could sell at a high price, so they sold one after another, resulting in excessive supply and a sharp drop in stock prices.

The price fluctuations of stocks, similar to other ordinary commodities, will go through the process of supply and demand balance - demand growth - → demand peak - excess supply, demand decline - supply and demand balance.

Investors should never buy at peak demand (i.e., when the volume is at its highest), as this is when the highest priced stock is most likely to be bought.

Therefore, when investors see the strong recommendation of the securities company or the continuous report of relevant newspapers and periodicals, it will often cause losses.

5. Buy in the event of a "natural disaster".

The so-called "natural disaster" refers to the fact that the listed company encounters natural disasters such as typhoons, earthquakes, floods, and disasters, which cause serious damage to the company's production and operation, resulting in certain economic losses, causing the company's stock price to drop sharply or even to plummet.

In the minds of ordinary people, the losses caused by natural disasters are often magnified indefinitely. In fact, the damage is often not as serious as people think, and the average company can get reasonable compensation from the insurance company, so the loss is reduced.

But the panic selling by most people has caused the stock price to fall sharply, thus giving savvy investors the opportunity to buy. At this time, buy stocks and wait until the natural disaster is over, everything is back to normal, and the stock price will naturally recover, and profits are inevitable.

Therefore, when a "natural disaster" occurs, investors should carefully observe, study carefully, and then make a decision on whether to buy.

6. Investment buying

Investment buying is the purchase of a stock when it has investment value. There is risk at this point even if the stock price is at its lowest point, but even if you are trapped, the dividends you receive can be equal to the income from savings or other bond investments.

In addition, stocks in the value area are generally not too long, even if they are trapped.