Generally speaking, only when the market value of lifting the ban is too large will there be a stampede. Generally speaking, as long as the share capital does not exceed 30% of the total share capital when the ban is lifted, there will generally be no stampede. In the event of a stampede, the stock price may continue to fall and may even be suspended.
Therefore, investors should try to stay away from some stocks with a large amount of lifting the ban in the short term. Even if the ban is not lifted in the future, the stock will have a certain decline. For investors who have already bought the stocks to be lifted, the short-term operation is mainly to sell.
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The difference between lifting the ban and reducing the stock.
There are some differences between lifting the ban and reducing the holdings. The main differences are as follows: lifting the ban on shares refers to limiting the listing and circulation date of some shares of some listed companies during the share-trading reform, and they can be re-listed and traded after the expiration; Generally speaking, the reduction of shares refers to the reduction of cash by shareholders of the company.
Before the lifting of the ban, the stock price will generally fall, and most of the reduction is carried out when the stock price is high; After the lifting of the ban, investors may not necessarily sell stocks. When the stock price is low and the company's development prospects are good, investors may increase their holdings of the stock.
The shares released from the ban can be divided into large and small shares. The size does not refer to the relatively large non-tradable shares before the share reform. If the restricted shares account for more than 5% of the total share capital, they can only be circulated after the share reform for more than two years. Xiao Fei refers to a small proportion of non-tradable shares before the share reform, and its restricted shares account for less than 5% of the total share capital, which can only be circulated one year after the share reform.
The reduction is divided into senior management reduction and major shareholder reduction. Senior managers of listed companies shall not transfer their shares within one year from the date of listing and trading.
Is it not good to lift the ban on stock prices?
If the stock is released, the company's operating ability is weak and its performance is poor, resulting in its low price, which may cause investors to panic. In order to reduce losses, it is bad news to sell the stocks that have been lifted.
If the stock is lifted, it is affected by market conditions, which leads to the stock price falling, and the company's fundamentals have not deteriorated. Investors can continue to hold this part of the lifted stock and wait for the later rise. This is not bad news. At the same time, for more radical investors, they may take the opportunity to increase their positions to reduce the cost of holding positions and wait for the stock price to rebound to improve their returns.
In short, whether it is bad or good to lift the ban on the stock price being too low needs to be considered in combination with the actual situation of individual stocks and market conditions.