1, Beijing Aiqianbang Fortune Technology Co., Ltd. (operating "Aiqianbang" platform)
2. Bairen Fortune Network Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. (operating the "Bairen Loan" platform)
3. Beijing Financial Circle Investment Management Co., Ltd. (operating the "financial circle" platform)
4. Beijing Xincheng Times Investment Management Co., Ltd. (operating "Chengfu" platform)
5. Guangzhou Zhongchuang Financial Enterprise Service Co., Ltd. (operating the "loan network" platform)
6. Shenzhen Xingrongxin Technology Co., Ltd. (operating "5 1 Fengshoubao" platform)
7. Shanghai Yinhe Huili Financial Information Service Co., Ltd. (operating the "Golden Treasure" platform)
8. Shanghai Glory Information Technology Co., Ltd. (operating the "Huarong Road" platform)
9. Shenzhen Formax Technology Co., Ltd. (operating the "financial circle" platform) 10, Shenzhen Wentong Financial Services Co., Ltd. (operating the "change jar" platform)
First, the stock storm refers to the situation that listed companies have major bad news without warning, which leads to a rapid decline in stock prices. Financial fraud, substantial loss in performance, investigation of illegal activities, and substantial reduction in holdings are all storms. Investors need to make a fundamental analysis of listed companies before trading, guard against the risk of thunder, and try to avoid stocks with poor performance.
Second, the fundamentals of listed companies mainly depend on financial indicators, shareholders and company profile. Financial indicators include cash flow statement (indicating the company's working capital, the more the better), balance sheet (indicating the company's liabilities, the less the better, mainly depending on the current ratio and quick ratio) and income statement (indicating the company's income, the more the better). The shareholders' situation depends on the tradable shareholders, non-tradable shareholders, the number of shareholders, the actual controller, the lifting time and so on. Look at the company's main business and analyze whether the main business has development prospects.
3. Thunder, a financial term and a catchword on the Internet, generally refers to the P2P platform's failure to pay the investor's principal interest due to overdue payment or poor management, as well as problems such as platform closure, liquidation, legal person running away, platform loss and bankruptcy. From June to mid-July, 20 18, 20 18 and 163 P2P online lending platforms encountered problems such as cash withdrawal difficulties and bosses running away, which aroused social concern.