How do shareholders of listed companies hold shares?

1. A controlling shareholder refers to a shareholder whose capital contribution accounts for more than 50% of the total capital of a limited liability company or whose shares account for more than 50% of the total share capital of a joint stock limited company; Although the capital contribution or the proportion of shares held is less than 50%, but according to their capital contribution or shares held, shareholders have enough voting rights to the shareholders' meeting and the resolutions of the shareholders' meeting.

2. A trader refers to a stock investment analysis decision-maker who is employed by some professional investment companies and specifically operates stock trading. Familiar with the market, all kinds of securities knowledge, with rich experience in stocks and securities. His role is to implement the original investment strategy of investors by controlling the stock price trend, so as to maximize the benefits.

Bankers are investors who own more tradable shares of listed companies. He hired a professional trader because he held a large proportion of shares. Many price rises and falls are artificially operated by them, but because of the hidden means, the CSRC can't catch their handle.

3. Hold a certain number of shares to control the company's business.

A company that controls a company by holding a certain number of shares. Holding companies are divided into pure holding companies and mixed holding companies according to their holding methods. Pure holding companies do not directly engage in production and operation business, but only carry out capital operation by holding shares of other companies. Hybrid holding companies not only carry out capital operation through holding, but also engage in some production and operation businesses.