1、 When can I buy stocks?

The timing of buying and selling in the stock market will directly determine investors' returns, so when to buy is particularly important because buying stocks is equivalent to starting an investment journey. Therefore, it is important to think twice before buying stocks. This is like a moving train, it's not so easy for you to get on and then get off, and the buying price will to some extent determine your holding mentality and the level of profit afterwards.

The stock buying time is from 9:15 am to 11:30 am and from 13:00 pm to 15:00 pm from Monday to Friday (trading days), and it is closed on national holidays. As long as the stock market is "open", buying and selling transactions can be carried out. However, if the stocks purchased or desired to be purchased are "suspended", they must wait for the clarification announcement of the listed company before they can be traded again in the A-share secondary market. This is also something investors should pay attention to. Riding a bull while watching a bear reminds investors that stocks are different from funds and cannot be bought or sold 24 hours a day. They can only be bought or sold during trading hours.

　2、 How to grasp the timing of stock buying?

Stocks are traded under a T+1 trading system, where buying on the same day cannot be sold on the same day, but buying yesterday can be sold today, and selling can be done again on the same day. This is the basic trading rule of stock trading. Some investors are always struggling with whether to buy stocks in the morning or afternoon. In fact, different buying and selling methods correspond to different market conditions, and the key is to see if your buying logic is correct. Riding a bull and watching a bear, investors should consider whether the current market can intervene more? Is the overall market moving upwards or downwards? Can there be a clear opportunity for the stock price to rise in the future?

Investors should enter the market after a sharp drop in the stock market, rather than after a sharp rise in the stock market. Buying stocks also has a "rhythm". If you always have a mentality of chasing after the rise and killing the fall, buying when the stock is rising and selling when the stock is falling to stop losses, you will find that losing more than 20% for a period of time is a "very easy" thing. Riding a bull and watching a bear believes that the intrinsic value of stocks should be underestimated by the market after a significant drop in stock prices. Buying stocks at a low level at this time gives a certain level of confidence and is bound to achieve excess returns in the near future. This is the correct way to make money in the stock market.