Breaking: 78-year-old grandmother plans to reduce holdings of 250 million shares worth 1.3 billion yuan! Has the A-share bull market ended? On 2024/11/21 08:00, finance expert from Beijing, 78-year-old grandmother Tian Xiuying has made big news! Youliao Finance noticed that the listed company Junzheng Group announced that its third-largest shareholder, Tian Xiuying, plans to reduce her holdings of no more than 253 million shares from December 12, 2024, to March 12, 2025, accounting for 3% of the total shares of Junzheng Group. According to the latest closing price, the cash amount from the stock reduction by the 78-year-old grandmother could reach as high as 1.3 billion yuan! Youliao Finance reviewed the listed company's announcement, and the shareholder information shows: Tian Xiuying, female, born in 1946, 78 years old this year, Chinese nationality, without foreign permanent residence. #Winter life check-in season##Finance##Li Daxiao: Letting retail investors make money is the real bull market##Youliao Finance evaluates hot topics##Ren Zeping: The A-shares are not matched with the scale of our economy#Author: Xiaotian【Youliao Finance】In her 17-year journey of holding shares in Junzheng Group, the septuagenarian Tian Xiuying has witnessed countless fluctuations in the stock market and the changes of the times. Her investment decision has sparked discussions among investors, and such a large-scale stock reduction plan has attracted widespread attention and many speculations in the market. 17 years is a period long enough to witness a company's journey from inception to growth. During this time, Junzheng Group may have experienced industry ups and downs, and market fluctuations, while Tian Xiuying has always held her shares. However, times have changed, and now she has made the decision to reduce her holdings, raising questions about the reasons behind it. Has her expectation for the company's future development changed? Is it a need for personal financial planning? Or is it influenced by market conditions? Regardless, this reduction plan will undoubtedly have a certain impact on Junzheng Group's stock price and market confidence. For many investors, Tian Xiuying's reduction action is like a signal. Fund companies, securities investment institutions, and A-share investors who have long focused on Junzheng Group must reassess their investment strategies. We need to reanalyze the company's financial status, operational performance, and future development plans to determine whether Tian Xiuying's reduction of stock on that day is an isolated case or indicates a larger stock market adjustment crisis. For Junzheng Group itself, this is also a critical moment. The company's management needs to actively respond, strengthen communication with investors, clearly explain the company's strategic layout and development prospects to stabilize market confidence. At the same time, they should also reflect on their own operational strategy, whether it can continue to create value for shareholders, to meet the challenges that may arise from possible equity changes. On the stage of the capital market, such stories are constantly unfolding.
