Stock trading suspension means that the stock has been suspended from trading on the stock market by the stock exchange for some reasons. Resumption of trading can only be resumed by the stock exchange after the situation is clarified or the company returns to normal. listed transactions.

Suspension of trading in the stocks of listed companies is a necessary measure taken by the stock exchange to safeguard the interests of investors and the fairness and impartiality of market information disclosure, as well as to supervise and restrict the behavior of listed companies.

Of course, it is also possible that today is not a trading day, so it is definitely impossible to trade in the stock market.

Reasons for stock suspension of trading

1. Trading suspension

Trading suspension refers to the continuous rise or fall of stock prices caused by certain news or certain activities. Suspended from trading on the stock market by a stock exchange. After the situation is clarified or the company returns to normal, trading will resume on the exchange.

2. Delisting

Delisting is a situation where a listed company actively or passively terminates listing due to failure to meet the relevant financial and other listing standards of the exchange, that is, a listed company becomes a Unlisted companies.

Delisting can be divided into active delisting and passive delisting, and there are complicated delisting procedures. Active delisting means that the company actively applies to the regulatory authorities to cancel the "License" based on the resolutions of the shareholders' meeting and the board of directors. Generally, there are the following reasons: the business period has expired and the shareholders' meeting has decided not to extend it; the shareholders' meeting has decided to dissolve; due to the need for merger or division Dissolution; bankruptcy; adjusting structure and layout according to market needs.

Passive delisting means that a futures institution is forcibly revoked of its "License" by the regulatory authorities, generally because:

1. The company's total share capital, equity distribution, etc. have changed and it is no longer qualified to be listed. Conditions;

2. The company fails to disclose its financial status as required, or makes false records in financial accounting reports, which may mislead investors;

3. The company has committed major illegal acts;< /p>

4. The company has suffered continuous losses in the past three years;

5. Other circumstances stipulated in the listing rules of the stock exchange.