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When the word N appears before the stock name, it means that the stock is a newly listed stock on that day. The letter N is the abbreviation of New in English. When seeing a stock with the prefix N, in addition to knowing that it is a new stock, investors should also realize that the share price of this stock is not limited by the rise or fall in the market that day. The rise can be higher than 10%, and the decline is also limited. Can be deeper than 10%. This makes it easier to control risks and seize investment opportunities.
When the word XD appears before the stock name, it means that that day is the ex-dividend date of the stock. XD is the abbreviation of Exclud (remove) Dividend (interest) in English. On the ex-dividend date, the base price of the stock price is lower than the closing price of the previous trading day because the difference in interest is deducted from it.
When the word XR appears before the stock name, it indicates that that day is the ex-dividend date of the stock. XR is the abbreviation of English Exclud (remove) Right (right). On the ex-dividend day, the stock price is also lower than the closing price of the previous trading day. This is because the stock price is diluted due to the expansion of the number of shares.
When the word DR appears before the stock name, it means that that day is the ex-dividend or ex-rights day of the stock. D is the abbreviation of Dividend (interest), and R is the abbreviation of Right (right). Some listed companies not only pay dividends but also issue bonus shares or rights issues during distribution, so there is a phenomenon of ex-dividends and ex-rights at the same time.
The net value of a stock is also called the book value, also known as the net assets per share. It is the net asset value contained in each share calculated using accounting statistics. The calculation method is to divide the company's net assets (including registered capital, various provident funds, accumulated surplus, etc., excluding debt) by the total equity, and the result is the net value per share. The higher the book value of a corporation, the more assets the shareholders actually own. Since book value is the result of financial statistics and calculations, the data is relatively accurate and highly reliable, so it is one of the important basis for stock investors to evaluate and analyze the strength of listed companies. Shareholders should pay attention to this data of listed companies.