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How to deal with retail stocks after delisting of listed companies?

Under normal circumstances, there are very few stocks delisted from the China stock market, but some stocks have been delisted to the Third Board. If a stock has been delisted, what should investors do if they continue to hold it? Let's get to know each other.

First of all, if investors buy stocks that are about to be delisted, it is best to sell them as soon as possible before seeing the delisting notice. Of course, if the stock has been delisted, you can contact the local brokerage firm to open the transaction.

The delisting of listed companies means retreating to the third board market. How can we save ourselves? In some cases, you can use the following three methods:

First, it depends on the reasons for the delisting of listed companies. If a listed company commits fraud or major illegal acts, you can apply for rights protection through legal channels. It is suggested that investors who have bought shares should unite and choose law firms to conduct class actions to safeguard their basic rights and interests.

Second, listed companies are delisted because of poor performance. You should see whether there are any state-owned shareholders in the stock, whether there is the possibility of restructuring, and whether they can obtain listing qualifications through restructuring in the future. Because the performance of listed companies is likely to recover, it will be easier to resume listing if there is a state-owned background. However, there are very few listed companies that return to the main board from the third board.

Third, in the third board market, the stock price will fluctuate. You can reduce some losses when the stock price rises, or you can sell it, and then wait until the stock price falls back to dilute the cost to save yourself. However, only a few hot stocks in the third board have a large turnover, so it is difficult to share the cost in the third board.

Therefore, if the listed company you hold has the risk of delisting, you can consider selling it before receiving the delisting notice. If the stock has been delisted, consider whether it is necessary to protect rights. If the stock has a state-owned background, you can consider holding it and wait for restructuring and listing, but the probability is very low. If there is no state-owned background, the selection time is high.