2.ST Jintai, in 2007, there were 4 daily limit before the suspension and 39 daily limit after the resumption of trading, totaling 43 daily limit (but the last daily limit only lasted 10 minute and ended with diving), and its share price rose from 3.26 to 26.58.
Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges refer to the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges, which mainly deal in stocks. At present, there are only two stock exchange markets in China, Shanghai and Shenzhen. Shenzhen Stock Exchange is a small and medium-sized board and venture capital board, while Shanghai Stock Exchange is the leading market in China. The number of listed companies, listed shares, total market value, circulating market value, total securities turnover, stock turnover and national debt turnover all rank first.
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There are only two stock exchange markets in Chinese mainland, namely, Shanghai and Shenzhen. Shenzhen Stock Exchange is a small and medium-sized board and a venture capital board. Shanghai stock market is the leading market in Chinese mainland, ranking first in terms of number of listed companies, number of listed stocks, total market value, circulating market value, total turnover of securities, stock turnover and national debt turnover.
Shanghai securities market has become a leading market in China, ranking first in terms of the number of listed companies, the number of listed stocks, the total market value, the circulating market value, the total securities turnover, the stock turnover and the national debt turnover.
The main functions of Shenzhen Stock Exchange include: providing places and facilities for securities trading; To formulate the business rules of this firm; Accepting listing applications and arranging the listing of securities; Organizing and supervising securities trading; Supervise members and listed companies; Manage and publish market information; Other functions permitted by China Securities Regulatory Commission.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Markets