What's the difference between winning the lottery and matching new shares? Does having a new stock number mean winning the lottery?

1, winning the lottery does not mean allocating new shares. Winning the lottery means winning a new share, and the rights issue only buys a corresponding number of new shares that can be purchased. You still have to wait for the lottery to count the new shares.

2. The subscription of new shares has a matching number, which shall be arranged by Shanghai Stock Exchange or Shenzhen Stock Exchange according to the subscription time sequence.

On the distribution of new shares

1, the matching number is the basis of winning the lottery. Each new share will announce the winning number. As long as investors have a number corresponding to the winning number, they will win 1000 shares.

2. Matching numbers are generally completed the day after investors successfully subscribe for new shares, and investors can find them in the stock trading interface provided by brokers.

About winning the lottery

After 1. wins the lottery, investors only need to reserve enough balance in the stock account to buy new shares, and the system will automatically freeze the money.

2. Generally, when issuing new shares, there will be a "announcement date of winning the lottery number". In fact, investors can know that they have not won the lottery as early as 1 trading day before this figure comes out.

The allocation number of new shares refers to the contract number obtained by investors after completing the subscription procedures of new shares, which is randomly allocated. Investors get their own allocation number on T+2, and can check the winning number published by the lead underwriter in the newspaper designated by the CSRC on T+3. If their last few digits are the same as the winning number, it is a winning bid and the subscription of new shares is successful.

It means that the contract number obtained by the investor after completing the subscription procedures for new shares is not a matching number (T days), and the transaction number on the delivery sheet of the next day (T+ 1) is not a matching number. Only when the delivery procedures are completed on the third trading day (T+2) after the issuance of new shares, the new shares are numbered.

Investors who want to inquire about the new share allocation number can print the delivery note at the brokerage firm on T+2, and the brokerage firm will also print out the new share allocation numbers of all investors on that day and post them in the lobby of the sales department for investors to check. Some brokers have also opened telephone inquiry service, and investors can also inquire by telephone in the column of inquiring about the number of new shares allocated.

After investors get their winning number on T+2, they can check the winning number published by the lead underwriter in the newspaper designated by the CSRC on T+3. If the last few digits of their numbers are the same as the winning numbers, they will win the lottery. If they are different, they won't win. Each winning number can subscribe for 65,438+0,000 new shares (500 Shenzhen shares).

In addition, investors' subscription funds are unfrozen on T+4, and investors can also directly check whether the unfrozen funds in their accounts have decreased, or whether there are new shares subscribed for the stock balance on that day, so as to determine whether they have won the lottery.