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What tips will there be before the stock is delisted?

Companies with serious financial crisis will prompt before their names, among which ST and *ST are the most important signs.

It means "special treatment". This policy is aimed at those with abnormal financial or other conditions. 1998 On April 22nd, the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges announced that they would give special treatment to the stock trading of listed companies with abnormal financial or other conditions. Because of "special treatment", it is preceded by "ST", so this stock is called ST stock.

If st is added to the stock name, it is a warning to investors. Stock has investment risk and warning function, but this stock has both risks and benefits. If you add *ST, it means that the stock is at risk of delisting. I hope to be vigilant. Specifically, around April, the financial statements submitted by the company to the CSRC have suffered losses for three consecutive years, and there is a risk of delisting.

* ST- The company has been losing money for three consecutive years and has been warned to withdraw from the market.

ST- Company suffered losses for two consecutive years and was given special treatment.

S * ST- The company suffered losses for three consecutive years, and was warned of delisting+the share reform has not been completed.

SST-The company has suffered losses for two consecutive years, and the share reform has not been completed.

The reform of S shares has not been completed.

Stock trading is the buying and selling of stocks. There are two main forms of stock trading, one is to buy and sell stocks through the stock exchange, which is called floor trading; The other is to buy and sell stocks without going through the stock exchange, which is called OTC. Most stocks are bought and sold on stock exchanges, and OTC is perfect only in the United States. Other countries either have no OTC or are still in their infancy. The main process of stock trading (floor trading) is: (1) opening an account. If customers want to buy and sell stocks, they should first open an account with a brokerage company. (2) Through instructions, customers can buy and sell stocks through their brokers after opening an account. Every time a customer buys or sells a stock, he sends an order to the brokerage company, and the brokerage company quickly transmits the customer's order to his broker in the exchange, and the broker executes the order. (3) In the process of trading, as soon as the broker of the exchange receives the instruction, he quickly goes to the trading station (in the trading hall) to execute the instruction. (4) Delivery: After stock trading, the buyer pays cash to get the stock, and the seller hands over the stock to get the cash. Some delivery procedures are carried out after the transaction, while others are completed through the clearing company within a certain period of time, such as several days to dozens of days. (5) After the transfer and delivery, the new shareholder shall go through the transfer formalities with the issuing company where he holds the shares, that is, register his name and the number of shares held in the company's register of shareholders. When this step is completed, the stock exchange is finally completed.

The first thing a new shareholder should do is to open a stock account (that is, a shareholder card) for himself. A stock account is equivalent to a "bank account", and investors can only buy and sell securities by opening a stock account.

If you want to buy and sell stocks listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen, investors need to open stock accounts in Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange respectively. The opening of Shanghai and Shenzhen A-share stock accounts must be handled by the securities registration company or its authorized account-opening agency.

There are many different kinds of stock accounts. If individual investors want to buy and sell A shares in Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets, they need to open A-share accounts.