Can stocks be sold on the same day after being replenished on the same day? In the Chinese stock market, the T+1 trading principle is implemented, which means that stocks bought on the same day can only be sold on the second trading day and cannot be sold on the same day.

T+0 trading has been implemented in the Chinese securities market before due to its speculative nature. In order to ensure the stability of the securities market, the Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange in China now implement the T+1 trading method for stock and fund trading. That is, what is bought on the same day can only be sold on the next trading day. At the same time, T+0 will still be implemented for funds, which means that the funds withdrawn on the same day can be used immediately. The Shanghai Futures Exchange adopts the T+0 trading method for steel futures trading. At present, China's stock market implements a T+1 clearing system, while the futures market implements a T+0 system.

T+0 operation skills can be divided into two types based on the direction of operation: forward T+0 operation and reverse T+0 operation; According to whether the T+0 operation is carried out during the period of profit or being trapped, it can be divided into the unwinding type T+0 operation and the profit adding type T+0 operation.

　　1、 Specific operation method for forward T+0 operation

1. When an investor holds a certain number of nested stocks and one day the stock is severely oversold or opens low, they can take this opportunity to buy the same number of stocks. After the stock rises to a certain height, they can sell all the stocks of the same variety that were originally nested, thus achieving low buying and high selling within one trading day to obtain profit from the price difference.

2. When investors hold a certain number of nested stocks, even if there is no serious oversold or low opening, they can take this opportunity to buy the same number of stocks when the stock shows a clear upward trend during trading. After the stock rises to a certain height, they can sell all the stocks of the same variety that were originally nested, thus achieving a buy flat and sell high profit on the price difference within one trading day.

3. When investors hold stocks that have not been trapped but have already made profits, if they believe that there is still room for the stock, they can use T+0 operation. This way, on the day of a significant increase, you can obtain double profits by purchasing double chips and strive to maximize profits.

      2、 The specific operation method of reverse T+0 operation

The reverse T+0 operation technique is very similar to the forward T+0 operation technique, both using the existing chips in hand to achieve intraday trading. The only difference between the two is that the forward T+0 operation is to buy first and then sell, while the reverse T+0 operation is to sell first and then buy. The forward T+0 operation requires investors to hold a portion of cash in their hands. If the investor is fully booked and trapped, the transaction cannot be executed; The reverse T+0 operation does not require investors to hold cash, and trading can be carried out even if investors are fully covered. The specific operation method is as follows:

1. When an investor holds a certain number of hedging stocks, one day the stock price is stimulated by sudden positive news and opens sharply or rises rapidly. They can take this opportunity to sell the hedging chips in their hands first. After the stock price ends its rapid rise and falls back, they can buy all the stocks of the same variety that were originally sold, thereby achieving high selling and low buying within one trading day to obtain profit from the price difference.

2. When investors hold a certain number of hedging stocks, if the stock does not show a trend of opening higher due to favorable conditions, but shows a significant downward trend during trading, they can take this opportunity to sell the hedging chips in their hands first, and then buy an equal number of the same stock at a lower price, thereby achieving flat selling and low buying within one trading day to obtain profit from the price difference. This method is only suitable for individual stocks that still have a short-term downward trend during trading. For stocks with significant downward potential and a clear long-term downward trend, stop loss operations are still the main approach.

3. When investors hold stocks that are not trapped but have already made profits, if the stock price rises too quickly in the market, it can also lead to a normal downward trend. Investors can take advantage of the rush to sell profitable chips and wait for the stock price to recover before buying them back. Strive to maximize profits through the "T+0" operation.