The difference between dry shares and real shares

Performance shares and real shares are two forms of company dividends, which are very different. Their differences can be seen from the following aspects:

First, the ownership structure is different.

Dry shares refer to the new shares issued by the company, which do not belong to the original shareholding structure of the company. Real shares refer to the original shareholding structure of the company and are the shares held by the shareholders of the company.

Second, the specific forms are different.

Performance shares refer to the new shares issued by the company, which can be traded on the stock exchange of listed companies, while real shares refer to the original equity of the company and cannot be traded on the stock exchange.

Third, the income difference.

The income of dry shares mainly comes from the price increase of stocks, and the income of real shares mainly comes from the dividends of the company, that is, shareholders can get income from the dividends of the company.

Fourth, different risks.

The risk of dry shares is higher than that of real shares, because the price of dry shares is affected by market fluctuations, while the price of real shares is not affected by market fluctuations, but only by company dividends.

Generally speaking, there is a great difference between dry stocks and real stocks, and investors need to analyze them carefully before investing, so as to better grasp the investment opportunities and play the role of investment.