Some small partners will allocate US stocks and Hong Kong stocks when trading stocks, but because they don't know much about local enterprises, most of them have invested in Chinese enterprises, commonly known as China Stock Exchange, but many investors will worry that China Stock Exchange will face the risk of delisting from US stocks. What should I do with the stocks after delisting? Does the delisting of China Stock Exchange have an impact on the fund? I have prepared relevant contents for your reference.

How to deal with the stock after the delisting of China Stock Exchange?

If the China Stock Exchange Company is really forced to withdraw from the market, shareholders can retain their shareholder status and enjoy the corresponding shareholder rights, but at this time the monetary value of their shares is close to zero.

Even if it is a delisting bank, the company's shares have the opportunity to trade, just to understand the US stock market. American stock market can be divided into open market and OTC market. Generally speaking, they are traded in the open market, but OTC is a market outside the open market. Investors' transactions are completed through market makers, who can earn bid-ask spreads.

Does the delisting of China Stock Exchange have an impact on the fund?

Generally speaking, before delisting, fund managers will sell and then switch positions to buy other stocks. However, it should be noted that a fund may be delisted when it meets certain conditions. For example, if the net value of the fund is less than 50 million for 20 consecutive working days or the number of fund holders is less than 200 for 20 consecutive working days, liquidation will be carried out.

The above is the knowledge about "how to deal with stocks after the delisting of China Stock Exchange".