1. Turnover rate, also called turnover rate, refers to the frequency with which stocks change hands in the market within a certain period of time. The calculation formula of turnover rate is: turnover rate = (trading volume in a certain period of time) /Total number of shares in circulation)*100%.

2. Turnover rate is one of the indicators that reflects the liquidity of a stock. Generally, the higher the turnover rate, the more active the trading of the stock, and investors have a stronger willingness to buy the stock, which is what people call a hot stock. On the contrary, if the turnover rate is very low, it means that the stock has a small trading volume and is an unpopular stock.

3. The death turnover rate usually refers to the stock’s turnover rate reaching more than 50% on that day (usually 70% is used as the death turnover rate), which means that the stock’s trading volume has exceeded its market value. More than half of it. When a stock reaches a death turnover rate of 70%, it means that the trading volume on that day is very large, and the purchases are mainly short-term speculative funds. Short-term speculators will choose to sell at the first sign of trouble, so the next transaction with a death turnover rate appears On the next day, stocks will be under great pressure, either rising to the limit or plummeting, and the probability of a plummeting is relatively higher.

Warm reminder:

1. The above explanation is for reference only and does not make any suggestions.

2. There are risks in entering the market, so investment needs to be cautious.

Response time: 2020-08-14. For the latest business changes, please refer to the official website of Ping An Bank.

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