Index funds will not be allocated new shares. Because index funds can be innovative, if investors in index funds can still get new shares, it is double counting. The new income of index funds belongs to investors. The share of new shares is only non-restricted A shares, and nothing else is counted.

It can be calculated that the market value of A-share subscription is the market value of unrestricted A-shares (including the market value of stocks in margin financing and securities lending accounts and the market value of stocks suspended from listing), including the market value of stocks bought by financing. , excluding the market value of B shares, funds (on and off the market), bonds, preferred shares, stock transfer system securities or other A shares with restricted circulation, and not calculating the market value of unqualified, dormant and cancelled securities accounts.