Will Zhongli Group go bankrupt?

Zhongli Group has not collapsed, but it is almost like bankruptcy. It has been losing money. The main business of Zhongli Group (002309) is the special cable business. In 2019, 40% of its revenue came from the photovoltaic industry, 18% of its revenue came from the communications industry, and 16% of its revenue came from the optical fiber industry. This listed company The operation is relatively diversified. In 2017, 2018, and 2019, the company's net profits were 306 million yuan, -288 million yuan, and 55 million yuan respectively.

1. How many shares are required to receive stock dividends: Stock dividends have nothing to do with the holding period. As long as you hold the stock before the dividend is distributed, you can receive the dividend. However, the amount of tax deduction for stock dividends is related to the holding period: if the holding period exceeds 1 year, the tax burden is 5. The holding period is between 1 month and 1 year, and the tax burden is 10%. If the holding period is less than 1 month, the tax burden is 20. Participating in stock dividends has nothing to do with how long you have held the shares. As long as you hold the stock before the dividend is distributed, you can receive dividends even if you buy the stock on the day of equity registration. However, the amount of tax deduction for stock dividends is directly related to the length of time the stock is held. Generally, dividends will be paid on the ex-rights and ex-dividend date, but there are exceptions. Generally, for stocks with a relatively large market size, the amount involved in dividend payments is relatively larger, so settlement will take more time. Under normal circumstances, listed companies will make corresponding announcements. Just pay attention to the announcements of listed companies.

2. Can stocks be bought and sold at any time: US stocks and Hong Kong stocks can be bought and sold at will, but the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets do not support casual trading. The A-share T1 trading management system refers to the trading days from Monday to Friday, but holidays and Saturdays are not included. If you have Monday through Friday off, it's not a trading day, and if you have to work on Saturday, it's not a trading day. (Saturday and Sunday are not trading days under any circumstances) T 1, that is, if you buy a stock on a trading day, you cannot sell it before the next trading day, but sell it immediately after buying it . So the stocks you bought on Monday can only be sold on Tuesday, and the stocks you bought on Friday can only be sold on Monday, that is, T1. This is what we often encounter, and it exists in funds as well. The current trading hours of the A-share market are from Monday to Friday from 9:30 am to 11:30 pm, and from 13:00 pm to 15:00 pm, and these times are not legal holidays. The A-share market is closed on holidays or weekends; call auction: 9:15-9:25 am, of which orders can be canceled from 9:15-9:20, orders cannot be canceled from 9:20-9:25, and 9:25 is based on trading volume The highest price is the opening price. Continuous bidding: 9:30-11:30 am, 1:00-3:00 pm, bidding rules: price first, time first.