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What date will the stock market open in 2022

The 4th of January 2022.

The stock market opened its doors on the first day of the new year, originally thought that the new year, the traditional virtue is to open the door to the new year, on behalf of the year will be good luck, but I did not expect things to be contrary to the wishes of the broader stock market index green, a lot of plate green, all my funds more green, green no one spared.

China's stock market is the People's Republic of China **** and the country's stock market. 1989 began as a pilot, in line with the good on the trial, the trial is not good on the concept of stopping the establishment. So in 1995 before the operation of the stock market, the biggest shortcomings are usually the Chinese stock market pilot to stop, the stock market to close such news. After the "3.27 bond futures event", China's futures market in 1995 to carry out a comprehensive rectification and cleanup, China's stock market has become the object of support.

The stock market thus ushered in a truly favorable, and entered a period of great development. The biggest feature of the Chinese stock market is that state-owned shares, legal person shares listed on the promise of non-circulation, so only the circulation of shares in the market in accordance with the share price of the stock exchange, however, the index is in accordance with the total capitalization of weighted calculation, thus forming the manipulation of the "less control more" characteristics.

Trading rules:

T+1 delivery, T+1 settlement: the two sides of the transaction on the next day to complete the transaction-related securities, payment receipt and payment, that is, the buyer receives the securities, the seller receives the money. China's Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges for A shares are implemented T + 1 settlement.

Up and down limits: stock exchanges in order to curb excessive speculative behavior, to prevent the market from excessive ups and downs, and in the daily trading in the securities trading price of the day in the previous trading day closing price of the basis of up and down fluctuations in the magnitude. Today, the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges impose a 10% limit on upward and downward movement. (The limit for ST shares and S shares that have not completed share reform is 5 percent.)

Stock market features:

The biggest feature of China's stock market is that state-owned and legal person shares are listed with a promise of non-floatability. For example, the more notable ones are Northeast Electric and Jilin Chemical before 1997. Since their total share capital is large while the number of outstanding shares is small, only a small amount of money is used to influence these two stocks to form a partial control over the index.

After 2001, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) gradually put forward to solve the problem of state-owned shares can not be circulated, to revitalize state-owned assets, has introduced a number of programs. However, due to the initial listing and issuance of links, the outstanding shareholders to the ultra-high price-earnings ratio to buy the outstanding shares, and the introduction of these programs are more or less detrimental to the interests of the outstanding shareholders, so the market to go bear and "state-owned shares to reduce" the reform of the market response. After the market pressure, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) announced the suspension of the "state-owned stock reduction" reform.

However, in 2005, the CSRC once again put forward the "equity distribution reform", the essence of which is still the reduction of state-owned shares, but the difference is that this reform is aimed at eliminating the distribution of shares, even the circulation of legal person's shares are included, which triggered a great deal of disagreement in the market.

The market's disagreement with the equity distribution reform is still huge. As a result, in 2011, China's stock market entered a bear market, which can be labeled as the world's most bearish, falling all the way down to the original point of 2228 points a few years ago.