There are many professional words in the stock market that you can't understand on the surface, but some of them do. For example, the lifting of the ban on a stock means that the stocks that have been lifted from the date of lifting the ban can be traded. So how does this affect the stock price?

What is the impact of lifting the ban on stock prices?

There will be a downward impact, because the lifting of the ban on stocks is mostly bad, so "the recent lifting of the ban on restricted shares is large, and the market may be under pressure" and "XX shares will be lifted in the near future to remind people of risks" are the most common suggestions in stock market analysis, and they are also practical suggestions. After all, from the historical data, after the lifting of the ban, most holders choose to sell, sell or clear their positions, everyone is bearish, everyone sells, and the stock price does not fall.

The lifting of the ban on stocks is to lift the restrictions on the sale of stocks and then sell them in the market. Most stocks fell after the lifting of the ban, but it was not absolute. There are great differences according to the number and types of restricted shares.

It depends on why the stock was lifted in the early stage, the types of stocks lifted, IPO shareholders lifted, private placement lifted and equity incentives lifted. Among them, the general proportion of equity incentives to lift the ban is relatively small and has no impact. If IPO shareholders lift the ban, it depends on the intention of the original shareholders. If private placement is lifted, there will be strong selling power.

After reading the above introduction, I believe you have a further understanding of the impact of lifting the ban on stock prices. Lifting the ban will have an impact on the stock price, which can be positive or negative, or the impact can be ignored. The key depends on the specific situation. After all, you can't knock over a boatload with a pole.