What do you mean by stock matching debt?

Stock allotment is a financing behavior of listed companies. This means that if a company wants to issue bonds, if it holds shares in the company, it can get the priority to buy bonds of the listed company.

After the creditor's rights are distributed and issued, if investors need to subscribe, they only need to transfer the corresponding funds according to the allocated amount and enter the code to subscribe. If investors don't need to allocate debts, they don't need to transfer. After the bonds are listed, investors can choose to sell them, and if they feel that there is room for growth, they can continue to hold them.

Is debt distribution good or bad?

There is no distinction between good and bad rights issue, which is a financing method of listed companies and will not cause the rise and fall of stocks. If the listed company's stock price is firm or the stock fundamentals are good, it is better for investors, because investors holding stocks can get debt allocation first, and participating in debt allocation will have a high probability of profit.