2. Stocks with higher valuation can be redeemed;
3. Stocks with relatively poor liquidity can be replaced by ETFs to avoid higher transaction costs;
4. You can consider using companies with excessive and weak gains in the previous period, as well as companies with no performance and low stock prices in the previous period;
5. Consider changing the risky constituent stocks into ETF shares;
6. Finally, investors can also adopt the method of cross-evaluation, and comprehensively consider factors such as performance, valuation level, liquidity, periodic price fluctuation and system risk. And evaluate whether the constituent shares can be redeemed.
Extended information (1) company's decision-making participation right. Ordinary shareholders have the right to attend shareholders' meetings, to propose, vote and vote, or to entrust others to exercise shareholders' rights on their behalf.
(2) Profit distribution right. Ordinary shareholders have the right to receive dividends from the company's profit distribution. The dividend of common stock is not fixed, which is determined by the profitability of the company and its distribution policy. Ordinary shareholders must receive fixed dividends from preferred shareholders in order to enjoy dividend distribution rights.
(3) stock options. If the company needs to expand and issue more common shares, the existing common shareholders have the right to buy a certain number of newly issued shares at a certain price lower than the market price according to their shareholding ratio, so as to maintain their original enterprise ownership ratio.
(4) the right to distribute the remaining assets. When the company goes bankrupt or liquidates, if there is any surplus company assets after paying off debts, the rest will be distributed in the order of preferred shareholders first and common shareholders later.
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