Are there any tips before the stock is delisted?

There will be a prompt before delisting.

It takes about two years for a company to suspend its listing. When a listed company publishes its annual loss report for the third year. At this point, if you add ST to the losses for two consecutive years, generally speaking, the risk of losing *ST for three consecutive years will increase. According to the regulations of China Securities Regulatory Commission, the holder will be reminded that the listed company will issue a warning notice of delisting risk and the investors' funds will be locked.

If the stock name is marked with *ST, the risk of delisting will increase.

How to deal with unsold stocks before delisting?

For friends who speculate in stocks, if one day you really hold delisted stocks and haven't sold them, you can only say that your luck and vision are too unique, and this kind of thing may happen to you. However, what should I do if my stock is delisted and not sold? Generally speaking, there are actually 30 trading days after the stock is delisted, so you should pay close attention to these 30 trading days and sell your stock quickly. But under normal circumstances, at this time, this stock will continue to fall, so it is difficult for you to sell it quickly.

In the New Third Board stock market, stocks must be publicly traded when trading, but compared with A-share stocks, the liquidity of New Third Board stocks will be relatively low, as many New Third Board stocks have not been traded for a long time, which is very common. Therefore, if you don't sell the delisted stocks, it doesn't mean that you have no money. You still have a chance to sell when you enter the new third board, and you can also recover part of the investment principal. But at present, whether to sell or cash in the New Third Board depends on your judgment on the future price of this stock. However, considering the liquidity (A shares are better) and the average valuation level (A shares are higher), it is suggested that cashing in A shares is more realistic. Of course, if you still have hope for this stock and still think that it can turn over, then you can also choose the New Third Board to cash out, but this is a long and painful waiting process.

What will happen to the stocks bought after delisting?

Some stocks in the stock market will be delisted due to long-term performance losses, which is disastrous for shareholders who hold this stock.

When a listed company fails to meet the listing criteria, it will be actively or passively delisted, and its shares will be withdrawn from the stock market. When the listed company has the following circumstances, the regulatory authorities will suspend the listing of shares.

1. The total share capital and equity distribution do not meet the listing requirements;

2. Failing to publish financial status on schedule, or even falsifying financial reports;

Third, the company's net profit for three consecutive years is negative;

4. The company has serious violations of laws and regulations.

If a listed company fails to dissolve within the time limit under any of the circumstances mentioned in Article 1 and Article 4 above, its listing status will be terminated. If any of Article 2 and Article 3 exists and the circumstances are serious, the listing will be terminated.

Once the stock is delisted, it will be transferred to the third board market, that is, it will enter the agency share transfer system, where it can still be traded and transferred.

It is the last thing that shareholders who hold shares want to see when stocks are listed, but once it happens, we don't have to be too alarmed. We should take corresponding measures immediately and try our best to recover the losses.