Meaning this is a good thing, the FTSE A50 is a real-time tradable index launched by FTSE Index Limited to meet the needs of Chinese domestic investors and qualified foreign institutional investors. Exclusion from the FTSE means that the stock no longer meets the conditions for admission to the FTSE. Investors cannot purchase this stock through FTSE index funds. At the same time, funds tracking the FTSE 50 China Index should adjust their stance accordingly.

1. Conditions for entering FTSE A50 constituent stocks:

1. Select an index consisting of the 50 largest qualified companies in the A-share market, and its indicators include performance, liquidity sex, volatility, industry distribution and market representativeness, all in a leading position in the market;

2. Take 50 A-Sility companies and adjust the largest market value with Shanghai and Shenzhen as samples based on the cycle ratio.

Generally speaking, there is a positive correlation between the FTSE China A50 Index and stocks. That is, if the FTSE China A50 Index falls, stocks may also fall; if the FTSE China A50 Index rises, stocks may also fall. rise.

1. A50 generally refers to the FTSE A50 Index, a trading index launched by Xinhua News Agency FTSE Index Co., Ltd. to meet the needs of Chinese domestic investors and qualified foreign institutional investors. The FTSE China A50 Index includes the 50 companies in China with the largest market value per share. The FTSE A50 index implements T+0 trading, two-way trading, and has no limit on rise and fall. Trading hours are 9:00-16:30 Monday to Friday morning, and night trading hours are 17:00-4:45.

2. The FTSE China A50 Index includes 50 companies with the largest market value in China's A-share market, and their total market value accounts for 33% of the total A-share market. This is the index that best represents China’s A-share market. Many international investors believe this index is an accurate measure of the Chinese market. The FTSE China A50 Index was compiled by FTSE Index in 1999.

3. The A50 index is based on the specifications of the FTSE A-share index and consists of up to 50 qualified companies selected from the A-share market. Its indicators, including performance, liquidity, volatility, industry allocation and market representation, are among the market leaders. The index is based on a sample of 50 A-share companies, with the largest market value after adjusting the circulation ratios of Shanghai and Shenzhen. January 21 every year, July 21, 2003 as the basic point and 5000 points as the base point, sample stocks are regularly adjusted in January, July and October every year.

4. As of September 29, 2017, the A50 Index accounted for 33.97% of the circulating market value of qualified A-share markets, including China Unicom, China Merchant Bank, Sinopec, Petrochemical, Shenzhen Development Bank, Yangtze River Electric Power and Shanghai Automotive.