The New Year s delisting is not ambiguous, and the five major news in the early hours of this mornin

Mondo Social Updated on 2024-02-14

1. A fine of 14 million yuan was imposed on Shanghai Silxin's illegal act of fraudulent issuance. This company failed to go public but was penalized, which is the first time in the history of A-shares.

Presumably, the boss of Sierxin never expected it, and now it is not a loss to steal chickens! It is estimated that the previous practice was to queue up to apply for an IPO, and if it was not passed, it would be withdrawn unscathed; I thought that inserting it and pulling it out would mean not inserting it, just kidding, otherwise why would the police do it?!

Of course, the evil IPO of Sierxin and the like will inevitably have an accounting firm as a ** to help it whitewash its financial report!

2. Due to the rise of Japanese stocks, at the beginning of this year, some cross-border ETFs investing in Japanese stocks were once sought after by investors, and related ETFs also followed sharply, but the secondary market of such ETFs also began to fluctuate violently, and the risks were sharply amplified, and related ** companies also warned of risks.

For example, not long ago, on February 7, ICBC Credit Suisse **Management*** issued a premium risk warning announcement for secondary market trading, saying that recently, ICBC Credit Suisse's ICBC Credit Suisse Daiwa Nikkei 225 Exchange-traded Open-ended Index **Investment** (QDII) (*abbreviation: Nikkei ETF, trading**: 159866) secondary market trading ** is significantly higher than the **share reference net value, and there is a large premium. Investors are hereby reminded to pay attention to the premium risk of secondary market trading, and investors may suffer greater losses if they invest blindly.

3. Recently, the spokesman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission announced that after in-depth research, the China Securities Regulatory Commission decided to suspend the scale of new refinancing bonds, and with the balance of the current refinancing securities as the upper limit, the scale of new refinancing securities of ** companies will be suspended in accordance with the law, and the stock will be gradually closed. This decision is made to ensure the smooth operation of securities lending and borrowing business and to protect against potential market risks. Affected by the decision of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, the A** market on February 6 saw a sharp upward trend in the afternoon. The Shanghai Composite Index was **87 throughout the day30 points, an increase of 323%, which is the biggest one-day increase since July 7, 2020. The positive reaction of the market shows that investors support the CSRC's decision and believe that it will help maintain the stability and healthy development of the market.

Fourth, applaud the "IPO application is responsible"!

Even if a company that has not passed the IPO process is found, as long as it is found that there are problems with the application materials and business data, the managers of the enterprise will be punished accordingly.

The sponsoring ** company and financial audit company should also be jointly and severally liable, and those who do not report the information should also be punished by one degree.

As soon as this measure comes out, I am afraid that the queue of listed companies will shrink by more than half, so that the real high-quality enterprises can get the funds they need for production and development, and the quality of listed companies can be greatly improved more effectively! It can also better protect the rights and interests of shareholders!

Those who used fraudulent methods to pass the IPO in the past should be investigated and held accountable!

5. Seven listed companies on the A** market were delisted due to major violations, stock prices continuously lower than par value or poor performance, marking the latest achievements in the reform of the A-share delisting system. This reminds investors to invest rationally and strictly abide by market rules, and also calls on regulators to strengthen supervision and information disclosure. The rise of this delisting storm is not only a warning and punishment for troubled companies, but also a baptism and purification of the entire market. Only by working together can we usher in a healthier, fairer and more transparent environment for the market.

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