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Why can't convertible bonds be sold
The main reason why the convertible bonds could not be sold was that the convertible bonds rose on the same day and were temporarily suspended due to the suspension conditions. For example, the price of convertible bonds rose by more than 20% and the trading was suspended for half an hour. In this half hour, investors will not sell successfully.

The sales strategy of convertible bonds;

Convertible bonds are the best arbitrage means in a bear market, because if we buy or buy at a price lower than the face value, no matter what the subsequent trend of convertible bonds is, it can guarantee that we can get the basic amount of 100 yuan per share. So how do you sell convertible bonds?

First, sell when it grows to 130. No matter what shuttle it is, this strategy is simple and violent, but often you can't eat the fattest piece of meat, because many convertible bonds wait for nearly half a year, seven months and eight months, and finally grow to 130, but from 130 to 200.

According to historical data, the highest price of 70% convertible bonds exceeds 130 yuan, while the highest price of 88% convertible bonds exceeds 120 yuan. Raising the share price to the conversion price of 130% will have the same benefits for listed companies and investors. It is this same interest that ensures that investors can get at least 30% income.

Second, the double composition, a simple understanding is that after 130, a highest price will sell 30% if it falls 10 yuan, and then a highest price will sell 30% if it falls below 10 yuan, and so on.

Sell it all for the third time. The ten yuan in this example can be defined by yourself. You can define it as eight yuan or five yuan. This is your own risk hobby, so I won't explain it much. This kind of operation is very strong, the income is much better than the first scheme, and it can be strictly implemented. It is strongly recommended that Xiaobai use it. Of course, there are also many shortcomings. Just like the first method, it lost the fattest meat.

Third, after the price exceeds 130, we can see that the premium is sold in stages. This method makes up for the shortcomings of the above two schemes. After the convertible bonds rise above 130, if the premium reaches 20%, 30% and 30%, and when the premium reaches 40%, the remaining 50%, the proportion of this method needs to be controlled by ourselves.