How to handle stock delisting?

First of all, when a company's stock is delisted, it will receive a warning of delisting risks. At this time, it is still uncertain whether it will be delisted, and it may not necessarily be delisted. Investors should be alert at this time whether to sell the stock

The next announcement of the delisting of the stock will officially appear, and then the next five trading days will expire and the stock will officially enter the delisting trading range. Stocks are traded in the A-share market.

After the expiration of 5 trading days, the 30 delisting trading consolidation period begins. At this stage, the stock enters the final stage of delisting. During this period, the increase or decrease is still 10%. During these 30 After the end of the trading day, it will enter over-the-counter trading

After the delisting is completed, the stock will enter over-the-counter trading and be traded on the third board market. Shareholders holding the stock need to go to the securities business department, open a share transfer account, and go through the procedures for confirming the rights of the shares and transferring custody

The third board market is also called the "agent share transfer system". Trading here, Trading three times a week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday) and some trading once a week (every Friday) is determined by performance, and it is an entrusted transaction with no set price range

If you have not entered the third board market, Then there will be three situations. One is that after asset restructuring, the crow turns into a phoenix and returns to the main board market. The second is to go to the third board market. There is also a possibility of complete bankruptcy and nothing, so I took the delisted stocks. Shareholders need to consider carefully.

Stocks are certificates that the owners (i.e. shareholders) of joint-stock companies (listed and unlisted) own the company's assets and interests. Listed stocks are called tradable stocks and can be freely bought and sold on the stock exchange (i.e. the secondary market). Unlisted stocks do not enter the stock exchange and therefore cannot be freely traded. They are called unlisted tradable stocks.

This kind of ownership is a comprehensive right, such as participating in shareholder meetings, voting standards, participating in the company's major decisions, receiving dividends or sharing dividends, etc., but it must also bear the responsibility for the company's operational errors. Come risk.

Stocks are a kind of marketable security, which are share certificates issued by a joint-stock company to investors when raising capital, representing the ownership of its holders (i.e. shareholders) to the joint-stock company. Stock is the abbreviation of share certificate, which is a kind of securities issued by a joint-stock company to shareholders as a shareholding certificate in order to raise funds and obtain dividends and dividends. Each share of stock represents a shareholder's ownership of a basic unit of the business. Stocks are a component of a joint-stock company's capital and can be transferred, bought and sold, or used as collateral. They are the main long-term credit instrument in the capital market