Operation steps for stock allotment: 1. Qualification: At the end of the last trading day before the allotment is suspended, if you hold this stock, you will have the opportunity to participate in the allotment.

2. Payment: During the allotment payment period, the allotment fee can be paid during the trading hours of the stock trading day, but the stock will be suspended (the allotment will have a special trading code).

3. Settlement: The results of the allotment are registered and settled, and the stock continues to be suspended.

4. Announcement: The company announces the results of the rights issue and resumes trading (the rights issue has actually been successful, but the shares in the rights issue have not yet been received, and the rights issue part cannot yet be traded).

5. Stocks arrive in your account. Some of the shares in the allotment will arrive in your account, and some of the shares in the allotment can also be publicly transferred and traded (generally about one week after the resumption of trading).

Extended information: After payment for the allotment, there will be a specific ex-dividend date according to the announcement of the listed company to balance the total assets of the shareholders in an ex-dividend manner to ensure the stability of the total share capital.

Whether a rights issue is good or bad needs to be viewed dialectically. An application for a rights issue is actually an application for a listed company that needs financing. If the funds raised will have an effect on the business in a new field or in expanding production, then the financing will be a good thing. If the funds raised are at risk,

The actual impact of the allotment of shares is to magnify risks.