1. The reason why the shares of listed companies are suspended is usually because there are important matters to be disclosed, rumors need to be clarified, violations need to be rectified or other special reasons. The company's resumption of trading may mean that the listed company has completed the relevant information disclosure and met the requirements of the regulatory authorities, the company's shares have resumed normal trading, and the liquidity of the shares has improved. This is conducive to improving the transparency of listed companies' stocks, protecting the legitimate rights and interests of investors and maintaining the normal order of the market.
2. After the stock of a listed company is suspended, its share price and shareholders' equity will be affected by many factors, such as the reasons for the suspension, the suspension period and the events that occurred during the suspension period. Generally speaking, if the reasons for stock suspension are positive, such as asset restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, etc., which may promote performance growth, then the stock price may rise when it resumes trading after suspension, but if the reasons for suspension are negative, such as financial fraud, inability to repay debts, continuous losses, etc. , then the stock price may fall when it resumes trading after suspension.
3. The company's resumption of trading has advantages and disadvantages for investors. On the one hand, the company's resumption of trading can increase the choice of investors, improve the liquidity and activity of the market, and also let investors know the latest situation and development prospects of listed companies in time, thus providing a basis for investment decisions. On the other hand, the resumption of trading does not mean that the internal problems of the company have been completely solved, and there may still be some potential risks and uncertainties. During the suspension of trading of listed companies, the market may have undergone great changes. The market uncertainty accumulated during the suspension period may lead to market speculation, which may lead to sharp fluctuations in the stock price after the resumption of trading. Investors need to be psychologically prepared in advance and set a stop loss.