Investing in stocks and funds is the way most users will choose, because compared with other businesses, stocks and funds can get a lot of income. In the stock market, new shares and convertible bonds are favored by investors. Investors can choose convertible bonds that suit them. With the popularity of convertible bonds, investors have entered the investment.

Is it good or bad not to redeem convertible bonds in advance?

Not redeeming convertible bonds in advance does not necessarily mean that the company's share price is negative or positive. The positive and negative of convertible bonds are directly related to the market price of convertible bonds and the future value of convertible bonds, but it has little effect on whether convertible bonds can be redeemed in advance. If the convertible bonds are redeemed in advance, it may be because the share price of the corresponding company has been falling continuously, or it may indicate that the share price has risen, which needs specific analysis.

If the early redemption price of convertible bonds is higher than the current transaction price of convertible bonds in the market, it is unfavorable for investors not to redeem convertible bonds in advance. Not redeeming convertible bonds in advance is lower than not redeeming convertible bonds in advance, so it is good not to redeem convertible bonds in advance. Because the stock price corresponding to convertible bonds will have a good trend in the future, it can bring greater benefits to investors after the conversion.

Generally speaking, whether it is good or bad not to redeem convertible bonds in advance depends on the actual situation. But in most cases, convertible bonds will not be redeemed in advance, which will have a certain positive effect on stocks. Not redeeming in advance can slow down the speed of share conversion and slow down the influence of positive shares.