Recently, a professor suggested that "T+0 should be implemented for ** stocks". In this regard, I not only have to ask, is this scholar not clear about the main problems to be solved at the moment, and the urgent worries of shareholders? What can you do with some non-painful fancy?
The expectations and voices of current stockholders: 1. Effectively protect investors and make them truly fair; 2. Crack down on short-sellers, and severely punish black banks for bullying and dominating the market and artificially manipulating stock prices; 3. Crack down on fraudulent issuance and fraud by listed companies and related sponsors and auditors, and the victims of the cheating should double the compensation; 4. The salary of the company's senior executives should be linked to efficiency, and the public shareholders have no dividends, so why should the executives get high salaries? A high dividend system for shareholders should be implemented; 5. Strictly control the listed companies to arbitrarily make up reasons to engage in additional issuance, additional issuance, and convertible bonds, and constantly circle money to cheat money, due to the continuous sharp discount so that the original minority shareholders have suffered heavy losses, how many small shareholders have substantial returns on the additional shares? 6. The conditions restrict the original major shareholder**, or engage in the second share reform of the original share according to the issue price of the public shares, otherwise the major shareholder **1 3 will make a profit, who can start a business with peace of mind? What should I do if I run away from the public shareholders?
Engaging in t+0 is beneficial to large funds, we often see a lot of ** trading orders are hung up to 10,000 hands, that is, **t+0 trading big funds up and down 1 cent are controlled, **can you make the difference? However, large funds can be used with less cost t+0, low handling fees, repeated use of funds, no need for many bottom positions, and no need for securities lending, and the cost price of the first day is shortened every day. This is the practice of encouraging speculation. It is possible to increase some trading volume, but at the expense of the losses of small shareholders, can Xiaosan fight for large funds?
If T+0 is to be pursued, institutions can take the lead in advocating value investment and value discovery. It is stipulated that the maximum limit for institutions to buy with large funds cannot be sold at a price lower than the cost price, otherwise buying high and selling low is the crime of manipulation.