Hairun stock delisting has stopped trading. How should investors respond?

This paper mainly discusses what investors should do after the delisting of Hairun shares stops trading.

Delisting means that after a stock is listed on a stock exchange, its listing qualification is revoked for some reason, so that it cannot be traded in the stock market. Hairun delisted shares refer to the situation that Hairun Photovoltaic Co., Ltd. was decided by Shenzhen Stock Exchange to terminate its listing, and its shares stopped trading on May 25, 2020.

Hairun Photovoltaic Co., Ltd. is one of the leading photovoltaic enterprises in China, which was established in 2005. In 20 10, Hairun Photovoltaic was listed on Shenzhen Stock Exchange, becoming one of the first listed photovoltaic enterprises in China. However, due to years of poor management, Hairun Photovoltaic suffered losses for three consecutive years in 20 19, and was decided by Shenzhen Stock Exchange to terminate its listing. The stock was suspended on May 25, 2020.

Features and characteristics

After Hairun's delisted shares stopped trading, its shares could not be traded in the securities market, and the shares held by investors became worthless. Delisted stocks are characterized by poor liquidity and are difficult to sell, and investors are prone to losses.

The case of Hairun's delisting reminds investors to pay attention to the company's operating conditions and avoid investment failure due to poor management. Investors should choose high-quality companies, diversify their investments and reduce risks.

The research on delisted stocks mainly focuses on the reasons for delisting, the risks after delisting, and the protection of investors' legitimate rights and interests. The study of delisted stocks will help investors to better understand the characteristics and laws of delisted stocks, thus reducing investment risks.

Prospect and development

In the future, with the strengthening of supervision, the number of delisted stocks may increase. Investors should pay attention to the company's operating conditions and avoid investment risks. The regulatory authorities should strengthen supervision and protect the legitimate rights and interests of investors.