Report on the Development of the Chinese Stock Market. 2003

Author: Li Zhangzhe
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book comprehensively summarizes the basic development of China's stock market in 2003 through seven sections. Its highlights include:
Section 1: Macro Overview: Main Leaders Pay Attention to the Stock Market; The Third Plenary Session Affirms Shareholding System; Central Leaders Visit Listed Companies; Wen Jiabao Visits the Hong Kong Stock Exchange; Shang Fulin Acknowledges the Attractiveness of the Stock Market; Stock Market Survey Reveals Both Strengths and Weaknesses; Social Security Fund Tests the Waters; Single: State-Owned Shares "333 Disposal" Causes Earthquake: Exposes the Inner Truths of China's Stock Market.
Section 2: Fighting SARS, Selfless Contribution of the Securities Industry; High-Level Launches Anti-SARS Campaign; SARS Forces Extended "May Day" Market Closure; SARS Impacts Listed Companies; Selfless Contribution of the Securities Industry; and ; Pride of the Securities Industry.
Section 3: All Aspects of Listed Companies: The "Aircraft Carrier" Changjiang Power Enters; Dividends Bring Sadness; Ranking of Key Financial Indicators; No Independent Directors; Struggling ST Companies; Shandong Company Incurs Full Losses; China Southern Airlines Loses 1 Billion; Zhengbaiwen; Passing Every Obstacle, Victory Returns to Market.
Section 4: Combating Violations, Purifying the Stock Market; Zhou Zhengyi Falls; Yang Bin Sentenced; The Case of Zhongke Chuangye Concluded; Severe Punishment for Black Market Criminals at Lanzhou Securities; Listed Companies Violate Rules.
Section 5: Fighting Back to Defend Rights; Rating Agencies Refuse to Give Up; Suing Sanjiu Pharmaceutical, Jiabao, Dongfang Electron, Bimaiwei, Daqing Lianyi, etc.; Small and Medium Shareholders Challenge the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
Section 6: Fund and Securities Firms Face Challenges; Fund Operations Lose 3.7 Billion; Public Face vs. Cumulative Dividends; Large Retail Investors Unable to Resist Net Redemption Wave; Lifeline for Securities Firms.
Section 7: General Overview of Market Operations: The "Retaliation" Breaks Out the 1/14 Market Trend; The Year of the Goat is Mild; War Bottom Forms; Atypical Market Tremors; "June 1st Market" Daily Declines; Average Annual Performance is Mediocre.
This book is well-researched, illustrated, authoritative, and rich in information, leaving readers with vivid imagination and endless reflection. It can inspire readers to fully understand the deep-seated implications of China's stock market development in 2003.