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What does the stock center mean?
Stock center refers to the average price of stocks in a certain period, also known as centralized price. In fact, this price is equivalent to the evaluation of stocks by market participants and can reflect the valuation of stocks. By observing the central changes in different time periods, we can judge the trend, main support level and resistance level of stocks, so as to make better trading plans. The stock hub refers to an important "intelligence" indicator in the market, and investors should conduct on-the-spot operations according to the changes of the hub to find investment opportunities.

By calculating the price fluctuation range and fluctuation period of the stock, the central position of the stock can be determined. At present, statistical methods are mostly used to calculate the stock hub in the market, which is complicated and requires certain mathematical and statistical knowledge. However, for individual investors, we can first observe the common support level and resistance level of stocks, and then use technical indicators such as volume-price analysis and the current market information of stocks to comprehensively judge the central range of stocks.

Stock hub is the result of using statistical models to find stable variables in complex markets and constantly correcting them. In actual investment, we can use the breakthrough point, support level and resistance level of the center to choose the right trading opportunity and determine the stop-loss and profit-taking point. In addition, you can also manage your own positions, control your own risks, and reduce the possibility of investment failure. In a word, understanding the stock hub will not only help us to better predict the market situation, but also improve our investment skills and strategies.