Interest settlement:
The People's Bank of China stipulates that from September 21, 2005, the interest settlement date for demand deposits of all commercial banks will be the 20th of the last month of each quarter. , interest is paid the next day.
The interest settlement dates are: March 20, June 20, September 20, and December 20, and the account entry date is the 21st.
The interest is calculated based on the accumulated amount of the deposit. For example, if 1,000 yuan is deposited on March 15, and another 300 yuan is withdrawn on March 18, the interest accumulated on the deposit until the 20th will be The number is 1000*3 (1000-300)*3=5100. Now the bank's daily interest rate is 0.1 per ten thousand (that is, 10,000 yuan per day, 1 cent). The interest in the above example should be 5100*0.36/360 days = 0.05 yuan. How to calculate the points: In the above example, 1,000 yuan was deposited on March 15, and 300 yuan was withdrawn on the 18th. So the 1,000 yuan was actually deposited for 3 days from the 15th to the 17th; after withdrawing 300 on the 18th, the balance was left with 700. The three days from the 18th to the interest settlement date on the 20th should be calculated as the principal of 700. And so on until the next interest settlement date.
Interest tax:
China's interest tax began in 1950. The "Interest Income Tax Regulations" promulgated that year stipulated that an income tax of 10 (later reduced to 5) was levied on deposit interest. Interest tax was suspended in 1959, and was resumed in 1999 in accordance with the Decision on Amending the Individual Income Tax Law of the People's Republic of China at the 11th Meeting of the Standing Committee of the Ninth National People's Congress, with a tax rate of 20, In August 2007, the tax rate was reduced from 20 to 5, and interest tax was temporarily exempted from October 9, 2008.
Transfer of fixed sales: transfer of personal time deposit certificate after cancellation
Performance salary:
Performance salary is also called reward salary or salary linked to evaluation. It is based on the job where the employee is hired, determines the job level based on the technical content of the job, the size of the responsibility, labor intensity and the quality of the environment, determines the total wage based on the economic benefits of the enterprise and the price of labor, and pays based on the labor results of the employee. Labor remuneration is a wage system that closely combines the labor system, personnel system and wages. Performance salary consists of four parts: basic salary, age salary, position salary, and incentive salary. The performance pay system has its advantages, but it also has shortcomings.
Transaction price:
The total price payable, actually paid, and adjusted. Different from the invoice or contract price, it also includes the price paid indirectly to the seller. Exchange The computer automatic matching system sorts the purchase and sale orders based on the principles of price priority and time priority. When the buying price is greater than or equal to the selling price, the transaction will be automatically matched. The matching transaction price is equal to the middle price among the buying price (bp), selling price (sp) and the previous transaction price (cp). That is:
When bp≥sp≥cp, then: the latest transaction price=sp
bp≥cp≥sp, the latest transaction price=cp
cp≥ bp≥sp, latest transaction price = bp
Transaction amount (AMO)
Data indicating the daily transaction amount of securities. There is no calculation formula for this indicator. Three moving averages need to be set. The parameters are M1=6, M2=12, and M3=24.
Application rules
1. The large transaction amount represents active trading and can be defined as a popular stock.
2. A large transaction amount appears at the bottom rising point, which represents the amount of attack.
3. A large transaction amount appears in the head area, representing shipments.
4. Observing changes in transaction amount is more meaningful than observing the number of transactions, because the number of transactions does not reflect the actual amount that should be spent after the stock price rises and falls.
Liquidation amount: the amount after deducting commissions, etc.
Net commission: refers to the net income earned by the brokerage from the commission paid to the brokerage.
That is: net commission = gross commission - handling fee - supervision fee.