What Is a Stock Record?

The Chinese stock market is the stock market of the People's Republic of China. It was started as a pilot in 1989, and it was established based on the concepts of trying well and stopping. Therefore, in the operation of the stock market before 1995, the biggest bad news is usually the news that the Chinese stock market will be stopped and the stock market will be closed. Affected by the "3.27 Treasury Bond Futures Event" later, China's futures market was completely rectified and cleaned up in 1995, and the Chinese stock market became an object of support. Only in this way did the stock market usher in a real good and entered a period of great development. The biggest feature of China's stock market is that the state-owned shares and legal person shares promise to be non-tradable when they are listed. Therefore, only the tradable shares of each stock are traded in the market at the share price. However, the index is calculated based on the total equity weighting. "specialty.

China Stock Market

The Chinese stock market is the stock market of the People's Republic of China. It was started as a pilot in 1989, and it was established based on the concepts of trying well and stopping. So in the operation of the stock market before 1995, the largest

The biggest feature of China's stock market is

Major Events of Stock Market Development:

In July 1984, Beijing Tianqiao Co., Ltd. and

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Deputy Mayor of Shanghai

China's stock market faces a dilemma.

Difficulty lies in "into"

Listed companies entering the market under the current issuance system often have high price-earnings ratios, high issuance prices, and outstanding ring-back effects. On the premise that the primary market has exhausted the investment profits of the secondary market, investing in the secondary market is not attractive.

The dilemma lies in "out"

Once an unqualified listed company delists, it will harm the interests of many investment institutions and small and medium investors. In particular, some small shareholders can hardly bear the huge losses of delisting of listed companies.

Therefore, on the one hand, the regulatory authorities must strictly implement the issuance system to allow listed companies with good performance and worth investing in the secondary market to enter the market; on the other hand, they must promote investor education so that all investors must be soberly aware of the unlimited risks and Unlimited returns coexist. On this basis, we will vigorously eliminate unqualified listed companies and create a real "blue water and blue sky" for the Chinese capital market. In this way, the performance of the price curve of the capital market will truly change with changes in supply and demand, more capital will enter the market, and the listed companies chasing better performance will only achieve healthy development of the capital market and direct financing methods. Really sustainable, investors' returns are truly sustainable. ^[4]

Destroying Chinese stock market confidence will jeopardize overall reform

After the Shanghai Composite Index plunged 12.2% last week, many people are asking, "Will it plunge next week?" "Will there be a limit limit for thousands of shares?" Yesterday, these concerns of people have become a reality: The plunge opened. The Shanghai Composite Index opened 3.7% lower and fell to the lowest point of 3373 on July 9. It then fell all the way down with the largest drop of 9.1% and closed at 3209.91 points, down 8.49%. The slump in the stock market is destroying investors' last confidence, and this problem is extremely serious.

If we ask the fundamentals of China's economy, there is no fundamental change: not only the growth rate of major economic indicators has remained within a reasonable range, but the structural adjustment is accelerating, and new growth drivers are gradually increasing. Since the beginning of this year, new progress has been made in the reform of key areas such as finance, taxation, finance, investment and financing, and new openings to the outside world have been opened. Domestic free trade pilot zones have blossomed, and some countries have signed free trade agreements. The Belt and Road strategy was launched in an orderly manner, the Asian Investment Bank Agreement was officially signed, the Silk Road Fund was launched, and international capacity and equipment manufacturing cooperation accelerated. Although facing some difficulties, China's economic development has great potential, resilience, and room for manoeuvre. The fundamentals that have improved for a long time have not changed. Its global comprehensive comparative advantage is still obvious, and the economic growth rate is still in the forefront. ^[5]