What are the leading stocks in cultural media stocks?

The leading media stocks are as follows:

(1) Focus Media: stock code 002027;

(2) Urban Media: Stock code 600229;

(3) Perfect World: stock code 002624;

(4) Huayi Brothers: stock code 300027;

(5) Xinhua Media: stock code 600825;

(6) Light Media: stock code 30025 1.

Leading stock refers to the stock that has influence and appeal to other stocks in the same industry in a certain period of stock market speculation, and its ups and downs often play a guiding and exemplary role in the ups and downs of other stocks in the same industry. The leading stock is not static, and its position can only be maintained for a period of time. The basis of becoming a leading stock is that any information related to the stock will be immediately reflected in the stock price.

Leading conditions:

(1) leading stocks must start from the daily limit, which is the most accurate attack signal for both long and short sides. A stock that can't go up and down can't be a leader.

(2) Leading stocks must be low-priced stocks, and only low-priced stocks can be sought after by investors, generally not exceeding 10 yuan, because high-priced stocks have no room for speculation. For example, Shanghai Meilin, China Shipping Development and Shenfang all started in 4 yuan in 2003.

(3) The circulation market of leading stocks should be moderate, suitable for large capital operation and retail investors chasing up and down, and large-cap stocks and small-cap stocks can't be the leaders. 1 1 The market value of start-up stocks in circulation is mostly around 500 million.

(4) Leading stocks must meet the requirements of daily KDJ, weekly KDJ and monthly KDJ. Such as Shanghai Meilin, China Shipping Development, Shenfang, Haihong Holdings and Jade Bird Huaguang.

(5) Leading stocks are usually at the end of the market decline. When the market panicked, they went against the daily limit, bottomed out in advance, or started before the market, and withstood the test of a round of market decline.

Precautions for speculating leading stocks:

(1) Opportunities in a weak market are extremely difficult to grasp. After the daily limit, most of them generally enter consolidation. They would rather give up if there is no obvious certainty.

(2) Not all leading stocks will stop trading the next day, and may even leave a long shadow line, which does not necessarily mean the end of the market.

(3) The performance of leading stocks in a strong market is quite different from that in a weak market or a balanced market. In a weak or balanced market, the market of strong stocks is relatively short, so don't expect too much.

(4) If strong stocks have long shadow lines or repeated oscillations after three daily limit boards, it means that the market has ended. At this time, we must grasp the opportunity of high sales and strictly enforce the discipline of stop loss (profit).