First, choose legal securities institutions. All securities investment products listed and traded in the securities market have strict entry barriers for listing. Investors should avoid "securities without management approval documents".

Second, pay attention to the sales behavior of salespeople. All securities that are not publicly issued are generally hidden, unknown to the market, and have no fixed business premises and legal business certificates. Their phone calls, letters, on-site services, etc. Should be treated with caution.

Third, shares can only flow in but not out. Such "original shares" are obviously suspected of deceiving investors. As a standardized securities market, the liquidity of listed securities investment is the first. The "original shares" have no legal flow channels at all, and can only be carried out through "private transfer", which is its "weakness"

When investors invest in "original stocks", they underestimate the high liquidity of securities and fall into the misunderstanding that they can buy as long as they can transfer them. Although investors can get a certain price difference from the intermediate transfer link, or get a certain dividend, they can't judge whether their "original shares" have received the last stick after many transfers, and finally make the "stock certificate" a piece of waste paper.

Fourth, high dividends should be vigilant. In order to better attract investors to join the club to buy "original shares", illegal intermediaries or consulting institutions often have a dividend commitment for one or two years and actively implement it, thus inducing investors to invest more money. In fact, this is just a "bait", an elaborate "trap".

In the face of the high dividend of "original stocks", investors should conduct detailed on-the-spot investigation and study their own investment operation level to avoid going into misunderstanding.

Fifth, the "vague concept" in the law should be clarified. As long as investors have a little legal knowledge, they will understand the provisions of the Securities Law and the Company Law on the issuance of joint stock limited companies. Not all companies with the word "shares" are allowed to issue shares.

The fundamental difference between listed shares and unlisted shares is the issue of circulation and non-circulation. In addition, we should also think twice before taking the provision in Article 142 of the revised new Company Law that "the shares of the Company held by promoters shall not be transferred within one year from the date of establishment of the company" as the legal cloak for investors to hold "original shares".

Sixth, be careful when signing a contract. In order to prevent unnecessary risks in the process of buying "original shares", investors should have the skills to guard against risks and safeguard their own rights and interests even if they have no investment vision. When choosing "original shares" for investment, we should take signing contracts as an important means to resolve disputes.

When signing a contract, we must make clear the important contents such as "shareholder identity", "payment settlement", "commitment" and "liability for breach of contract" so as to strive for the initiative of safeguarding rights in case of disputes.

Extended data:

The so-called "original shares" sold in the society usually refer to the shares publicly offered to the society when a joint stock limited company is established. Get several times or even hundreds of times of high returns through listing. Earn a return far higher than bank interest through dividends.

Other stocks

(1) State-owned shares are held by the state, and China's laws have not yet allowed listing and circulation;

(2) Legal person shares are shares held by enterprise legal persons and cannot be directly listed and circulated without transfer;

(3) Natural person shares are shares held by ordinary individuals, which can be circulated once listed.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-primitive stock