As an independent legal person, a company is the property of shareholders, who have the highest power of the company-ownership. Shareholders can control enterprises in two ways-voting with their hands and voting with their feet. The so-called voting by hand means that the major decisions of the company and the determination of management personnel are decided by the shareholders' meeting, and voting by foot means that the major shareholders can indirectly withdraw their capital by selling shares, resulting in the decline of the company's net assets. Although stock trading is carried out in the circulation market, apparently it has nothing to do with the company, in fact, if the interests of the enterprise are damaged, that is, the interests of shareholders are damaged and the stock price falls, it actually causes the decline of its actual market value.
There are many rights issues, so the share price in the hands of shareholders is diluted, resulting in a decline in its actual price. Of course, it will cause dissatisfaction among shareholders. What shareholders can do is the first two, either the major shareholders hold a general meeting to veto the relevant decisions, or sell the shares and stop playing.