Cara Beli Saham | Bid Offer Saham | Auto Rejection | Kelas Trading Si Koko Saham Hari ke-2

Summary

In this second lesson of the Si Koko Saham Trading Class, Andy Senjaya dives into essential stock trading concepts, including the stock market's trading hours, the Auto Rejection mechanism, and the basics of trading mechanisms like the Bid/Offer system. He explains the importance of understanding the market's opening times, Auto Rejection levels, and how transactions are processed, emphasizing how prices fluctuate. Andy also shares practical trading examples, guiding viewers on how to place orders, handle price limits, and navigate the trading process effectively. By the end of the class, participants will be ready to buy their first stock.

Takeaways

• 😀 The second lesson of Si Koko Saham focuses on essential topics for traders before purchasing their first stock.
• 😀 Trading hours for the Indonesian stock market are divided into multiple segments, with the market opening from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 1:30 PM to 2:50 PM.
• 😀 Auto Rejection (AR) defines the limits for daily price movements of stocks, with different limits for stocks priced at different ranges.
• 😀 ARB (Auto Reject Bawah) and ARA (Auto Reject Atas) help prevent extreme price swings, with a 7% lower limit and a variable upper limit depending on the stock price.
• 😀 Understanding the market’s Auto Rejection system is crucial to avoid confusion when hearing terms like 'ARA' or 'ARB' during trading.
• 😀 Mechanisms of trading, including Bid/Offer systems, are essential for understanding how stock prices move and the importance of placing orders in the market.
• 😀 The Bid/Offer system involves a queue where buyers (Bid) and sellers (Offer) place their orders, and price movement is determined by the highest bid and lowest offer.
• 😀 In trading, you can choose to wait for a better price (an order on the Bid side) or buy immediately at the current offer price, which is called 'Hajar Kanan'.
• 😀 A common scenario in trading is that even if the last price of a stock is known, it might not be immediately available, as you may need to wait for your turn in the queue.
• 😀 The video encourages viewers to subscribe, engage with the content, and continue their education on stock trading through additional lessons on topics like risk management and trading strategies.

Q & A

What is the focus of Day 2 in 'Kelas Trading Si Koko Saham'?

Day 2 focuses on understanding the stock market trading mechanism, including trading hours, the concept of Auto Rejection, and how stock transactions work in the stock exchange.

What did the instructor, Andy Senjaya, discuss in Day 1 of the class?

In Day 1, Andy Senjaya covered the basics of stocks, the benefits of investing or trading in stocks, and how to get started with stock trading. He also mentioned that some participants might already have a stock account.

What is 'Auto Rejection' in stock trading?

'Auto Rejection' refers to the price limits within which a stock can rise or fall during a trading day. The upper limit is called 'ARA' (Auto Reject Atas) and the lower limit is 'ARB' (Auto Reject Bawah). These limits depend on the stock's price range.

How does the Auto Rejection mechanism work with example stocks?

For example, if SIDO stock is priced at 1000 rupiah, its price can increase by 25% to a maximum of 1250 rupiah. Conversely, if the stock price decreases, it can only fall by 7% to a minimum of 930 rupiah.

What are the trading hours for the Indonesian stock market?

The Indonesian stock market operates Monday through Friday, with two trading sessions: the first session runs from 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM, and the second session is from 1:30 PM to 2:50 PM.

Why is it important to understand the stock market's trading hours?

Understanding trading hours is crucial because the market is closed during the midday break, and transactions cannot be made during that time. Knowing the hours helps avoid missed trading opportunities.

What is the Bid/Offer mechanism in stock trading?

The Bid/Offer mechanism is a system used to buy and sell stocks in the stock market. The 'Bid' represents the price buyers are willing to pay, while the 'Offer' represents the price at which sellers are willing to sell. The price movements depend on these offers and bids.

How does the Bid/Offer system affect stock prices?

Stock prices fluctuate based on the bids and offers. If a buyer is willing to purchase at a certain price and there are matching offers, the transaction will occur. However, if there are more buyers than sellers at a certain price, the stock price will likely rise.

What is the meaning of 'Hajar Kanan' and 'Hajar Kiri' in trading?

'Hajar Kanan' refers to buying stock at the available price (usually higher) to avoid waiting, while 'Hajar Kiri' means selling at the available price (usually lower), also without waiting.

How does Andy Senjaya recommend dealing with stock transactions?

Andy Senjaya advises that beginners should first learn the trading mechanism and technical analysis. He emphasizes the importance of understanding market dynamics and patiently learning the processes before diving into transactions.