Why are some listed companies unwilling to let their stocks rise?

Listed companies don't want their share prices to rise. This problem is rare, because the main function of the company's listing is financing, that is to say, it is recognized by the capital market, and the stock price fluctuation in the secondary market directly reflects the company's value. It can be said that the higher the stock price, the higher the market recognition of the company, the greater the market value of the company, and the better the value obtained. In this case, who can not hope that their share price will rise? The A-share market is a platform with a very strong speculative atmosphere, and the game behavior is serious, especially the retail transactions account for most of the transactions. Therefore, this phenomenon often occurs in the A-share market. Once some companies take the lead, their share prices will continue to rise and even double in a very short time. It can be said that the stock price has soared and become the object of market attention.

Although there are certain logical factors and valuation reasons for the start of these stock prices, sometimes the speculation is too strong, and the stock price operation is divorced from the fundamentals, which has become pure speculation in the market. Even listed companies will come forward to refute rumors, and the business behavior of their own companies has not changed significantly. The operation of stock price is a problem in the secondary market. I hope investors can invest calmly. Sometimes the management will also inquire about the stock price with relatively large fluctuations, and let the listed company explain the situation and whether there is any illegal disclosure. Therefore, if a listed company does not want its share price to run too high, it may consider the abnormal rise of its share price and the requirements of management supervision.

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