Article 7 Shareholders of a listed company and their concerted actions shall not increase their shares in the company during the following periods:

(1) If the announcement date of the company's periodic report is postponed within 30 days before the announcement date due to special reasons, it shall be counted from 30 days before the original appointment announcement date.

(2) Within 10 days before the announcement of the company's performance forecast and performance express.

(3) During the decision-making process of a major transaction or event, and within 2 trading days after the announcement of the event.

(4) from the date of other major events that may affect the stock price to 2 trading days after the announcement.

One month before the disclosure of the annual report, major shareholders cannot increase their holdings.

One month before the disclosure of the annual report is a sensitive period, so it's best to avoid it, otherwise the suspected insider trading will be investigated and the company's share price will be affected. Overweight: a jargon in the securities industry, as the name implies, is overweight, which can also be called jiacang.

Whether buying stocks, futures, funds or other securities and commodities that can be listed and traded on the original basis, it can be called increasing holdings. In other words, you have a certain position, and buying more means increasing your holdings-adding positions.