At present, China's stock market is facing unprecedented challenges, just like a grand boxing match, and the decline and shorting of foreign capital are like a fierce blow from an opponent, making the market boil. The A-share market is like a roller coaster, hitting new lows repeatedly, and investors are like cowboys sitting on their mounts, swaying, not knowing when they will be able to stabilize.
We have to rise to the challenge, face the problem head-on, find a solution, return market confidence, and protect the rights and interests of small retail investors. At present, the crisis of confidence in China's stock market is severe, and multiple issues are intertwined, such as IPO issuance, delisting mechanism, regulatory issues, etc., which are all important reasons for market turmoil. Some companies rely on improper means to go public, and the delisting system is as bad as scum, which makes those companies that are not very good occupy the market for a long time and make the market chaotic. I think we need to control the IPO and not let the companies go public, and at the same time we need to tinker with the delisting system and stop letting the inferior companies drag down the market.
Let's talk about those short-selling derivatives in the market, which is simply a trouble-making machine in the market. These things allow some institutions and individuals to play tricks and make money by borrowing other people's stocks, and as a result, the market is in a miasma. My suggestion is to pause, or limit these short things, so that the market is turned upside down again.
There are also those listed companies engaged in false accounts and major shareholders indiscriminately reducing their holdings, which is simply a cancer in the market. We have to let the regulatory authorities show their real skills, educate these guys hard, and don't let them think that the market is their backyard. At the same time, we also encourage everyone to actively participate, expose the disgraceful behavior of those listed companies, and make the market more fair and transparent through social supervision. Or set up some institutions to be responsible for exposing the problems of listed companies, and then set up a compensation agency to protect the interests of investors, so that the market can become more orderly and less chaotic.
In short, China's stock market is in a mess right now, and some measures must be taken to solve the problem and give the market a fresh air. By improving the mechanism of IPO issuance and delisting, restricting short-selling, intensifying the crackdown on illegal acts, encouraging social supervision, and setting up investor compensation agencies, this series of measures must be done in the head. Only in this way can we improve the standardization of the market, reduce the losses of investors, and enhance the credibility of the market.
Of course, reform is not something that can be achieved overnight, and we must have enough patience and perseverance to take it step by step. Moreover, we must always pay attention to the changes in the market and the needs of investors, and adjust the direction of reform in a timely manner. Otherwise, we may encounter all kinds of problems in the process of reform, and if we do not adapt to the situation, we will become decorations.
Finally, I would like to call on everyone to participate in the reform. Regulatory authorities, listed companies, and investors must not drop the chain. Only by working together can we move China's stock market towards a healthier, more stable and more prosperous future.
To sum up, the problems facing China's stock market are very complex, but as long as we work together and work together, I believe that we will be able to overcome the current difficulties and usher in a better future. The stock market can only see a rainbow after going through the wind and rain, isn't it?