In the current market environment, the number of listed companies continues to grow, and hundreds of companies are still in the IPO queue, and there seems to be no sign of stopping. However, in stark contrast, the number of companies delisting each year is very small, which is completely disproportionate to the rapid growth in the number of IPOs.
This phenomenon has had a serious negative impact on the market. First of all, the listing of a large number of companies has led to a surplus in the market, and many companies have been suppressed and unable to get a reasonable valuation. Second, due to the imperfection of the delisting mechanism, some companies with poor performance or even violations remain in the market, which brings huge risks to investors.
To make matters worse, the current financial situation in the market is also very tight. Many investors passively sell due to capital liquidation and forced liquidation**, which exacerbates market volatility. In this case, the market** has become a product of emotion, and investors are no longer focusing on the valuation and fundamentals of companies, but are allowing emotions to dictate their decisions.
This abnormal market situation has attracted a lot of attention. If the relevant departments do not take action to carry out effective supervision and adjustment, the order and stability of the market will be seriously threatened. Therefore, it is necessary to take a series of measures to regulate market behavior and protect the interests of investors.
First of all, the review and management of IPOs should be strengthened, and the quantity and quality of listed companies should be controlled. Stricter standards and procedures should be put in place to ensure that only companies with good fundamentals and growth potential can go public. This can reduce the problem of market surplus and improve the overall quality of the market.
Secondly, improving the delisting mechanism is also a necessary measure. For those enterprises with poor performance and violations, a more efficient delisting mechanism should be established to clear them out of the market in a timely manner. This can improve the overall quality of the market and reduce the risk for investors.
In addition, strengthening supervision and combating violations are also indispensable. Relevant departments should strengthen the supervision of the market, crack down on violations, and maintain the fairness and justice of the market. At the same time, investors should also raise their risk awareness, invest rationally, and avoid blindly following the trend and excessive speculation.
Finally, in order to alleviate the financial pressure on the market, some targeted measures can be considered. For example, the entry threshold for investors should be appropriately relaxed to attract more long-term funds into the market; Or launch more investment varieties and tools to meet the needs of investors with different risk appetites. These measures can increase the liquidity and activity of the market, helping to stabilize the market**.
In short, the problems existing in the current market need to be paid close attention. Only by strengthening supervision, standardizing market behavior, and improving the quality of investors can we achieve the healthy and sustainable development of the market. It is hoped that the relevant departments can take practical and effective measures to let investors live a safe and happy Spring Festival.