Among the top ten shareholders of tradable shares, whether their share of tradable shares is higher is better or lower is better: this issue requires comprehensive analysis.
Generally speaking, it can be divided into the following situations: 1. If it is a tradable stock, the more the better; second, if it is a non-tradable stock, the less the better, and there is no pressure to lift the ban.
2. If it is a major shareholder holding shares, it is better to have a relatively small amount, which is conducive to restructuring or there is no requirement to reduce the shareholding.
3. If the shares are held by institutions, funds, etc., it is better to have relatively more shares, at least there are no fundamental concerns.
4. Generally, the top ten holdings of non-major shareholders (institutions, funds, individuals) can account for 10%-20%, which is enough.
5. There is a delay in the amount of shares held by an institution. Usually the time when the shareholding status can be seen is when the report is released, so judgments must be made based on the market stock price trend and trading volume to avoid misjudgments.
In general, the smaller the shareholdings of the top ten shareholders, it shows that the stock has no main force and no institutions, and the trend will be much weaker. First, let's take a look at what the top ten circulating shareholders are. This circulation refers to the circulating shares of Liang Nao.
We should also pay attention to another concept here, that is, the top ten shareholders. The top ten shareholders refer to the top ten shareholders holding the largest shareholdings in the total share capital. The difference between the two lies in whether the listed company has any ban.
Selling outstanding shares.
If a listed company has banned sales of circulating shares, then the top ten shareholders of circulating shares are not comprehensive.
It only represents the shareholders with the largest shareholdings in the secondary market. When changes occur, it will have some influence on the market price of short- and medium-term tradable shares.
The top ten shareholders have the most comprehensive say in listed companies and have greater influence on listed companies when changes occur.
But if the listed company does not ban the sale of tradable shares, then the top ten tradable shareholders and the top ten shareholders will be the same.
In addition to the top ten shareholders, there are of course thousands of shareholders. If you continue in the order just now, you may still see your name. Of course, the premise is that you also bought this stock.
This information is updated every quarter. Keen investors can check the corresponding changes in equity in their own stock pool on the first day of each quarter, which can serve as a good reference for investment decisions.