Recently, foreign institutions have frequently sung the praises of China's stock market and shorted A-shares on a large scale, resulting in a new low in China's stock market, and investors' confidence has been frustrated and they are facing a crisis of confidence. Can the A-share market be saved? How to rebuild the confidence of shareholders and restore market order? These issues urgently need to be jointly considered and resolved by all parties.
The current predicament facing the A-share market is inseparable from many problems. First of all, in terms of the regulatory system, the lax IPO approval and imperfect delisting mechanism have led to a large number of inferior enterprises entering the market, crowding out high-quality resources. Second, the existence of various types of short-selling derivatives has exacerbated market volatility. In addition, listed companies have financial fraud, internal transactions of major shareholders and other violations of laws and regulations, and the relevant penalties are insufficient. These problems have led to the loss of shareholders' interests from time to time, and a crisis of confidence has arisen.
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In view of the current situation, it is recommended to start from the following aspects:
First, strictly control the issuance of IPOs, improve the delisting mechanism, and ensure the quality of enterprises in the market;
second, limit or suspend short-selling derivatives trading to reduce volatility risk;
Third, severely punish violations of laws and regulations, and increase the punishment of shareholders and company executives;
Fourth, establish a social supervision mechanism for listed companies and mobilize public participation in supervision;
Fifth, set up investor compensation institutions in various places to resolve the losses of shareholders in a timely manner.
Of course, to achieve these measures, regulators, listed companies, intermediaries, and shareholders all need to work together. Regulatory departments should make a decisive reform, establish scientific and rational regulatory rules, strictly enforce the law, and restore the dignity of the market. Listed companies should operate in good faith and return to shareholders. Intermediary organizations should maintain self-discipline and maintain market order. The vast number of shareholders should invest rationally and jointly supervise.
The road to reform is long and difficult, but the vast number of shareholders who love the motherland and are optimistic about China's economy will definitely support it. Under the leadership of the new regulatory team, it is believed that China's stock market will turn the tide and rebuild confidence. In the future, China's economy and capital market will surely develop in a more open, standardized and transparent direction, attracting global attention and funds. The majority of shareholders will also share the dividends of reform and wealth appreciation.