The reduction of the number of shareholders is generally beneficial, because the reduction of the number of shareholders means that the number of individual shareholders begins to increase, reflecting that the main participants are attracting funds. It is also possible that the main force has finished washing dishes and cleared a large number of retail investors, and the upward trend of prices in the later period will be relatively strong. However, it should be noted that this indicator also has timeliness problems. This indicator is usually published by listed companies in quarterly, semi-annual and annual reports, and is not a real-time indicator. Therefore, the sooner we see this information, the more timely the data will be. If we find it late, the data may have been distorted and the situation may have changed. Then the person who bought this indicator is likely to be the last person to take over.
Of course, there are many factors that affect the stock price. Investors should not simply take the change of the number of shareholders as a positive or negative criterion, but should comprehensively evaluate various factors related to the stock price, so as to judge the trend of individual stocks.
Do ordinary people buy stocks as shareholders?
It counts. Because stock is a kind of securities issued by listed companies to shareholders in order to raise funds, it is the embodiment of enterprise capital ownership. Each share represents the shareholder's ownership of the basic unit of the enterprise. Shareholders enjoy dividends and bonuses of joint-stock companies, and shareholders not only enjoy certain rights, but also bear certain obligations.