When we published the annual report, the number of institutional shareholders of our own shares dropped sharply, so what does this mean? When we see this phenomenon, what should we do with the stocks in our hands? Please look down. ?

The sharp decrease in the number of institutional shareholders generally means that a large number of institutional investors are shipping or bearish, so the stock market may fall seriously. However, it should be noted that we need to match the index of the number of institutional shareholders with the total number of institutional shares. If both are greatly reduced at the same time, the accuracy will be much higher. On the contrary, the total number of institutional shareholders has increased, which means that the index has limited influence on the stock price.

The number of institutional shareholders generally means how many fund managers are optimistic, but we should also pay attention to the fact that the number of institutional shareholders means how optimistic this fund manager is. Therefore, the number of institutional shareholders has decreased and the total number of institutional shareholders has not changed much, which means that the market will continue to operate according to the current trend in the later period. The decrease in the number of institutional shareholders and the decrease in the total number of institutional shareholders mean that the market will change and may be bearish later. In this regard, when using this indicator, we must pay attention to whether the market will change with it, and also pay attention to the supplement of other indicators to this data change, so as to draw a correct conclusion.

Institutional positions may be significantly reduced for the following reasons:

1. There is significant bad news for individual stocks, that is, some institutions know in advance that there will be significant bad news for individual stocks. In order to reduce the losses caused by bad news, they will sell a lot in advance and reduce the proportion of positions.

2. After the long-term rise of individual stocks, institutions will make more profits, and will take the initiative to throw chips at the top to carry out shipment operations, resulting in a significant reduction in the proportion of positions.

In short, investors should be cautious when the proportion of institutional positions is greatly reduced, and they can consider lightening or clearing positions.