In principle, everyone can only use one account to make new debts. According to relevant regulations, each person can open up to three accounts. However, for the same new debt, only the initial subscription of these three accounts is valid, and the subscription of other accounts is invalid. It doesn't matter which account you choose for the first subscription. You can even subscribe for a notorious new debt for each account.
Playing new bonds is to subscribe for newly issued bond fund products.
When the general bond fund products were first issued, the issue price was relatively low. At this time, investors who buy newly issued bonds are called new bonds. At the time of purchase, they will choose investors who can buy bonds by drawing lots, which is the so-called lottery. Investors who win the lottery buy bonds at the issue price of bonds, which requires little cost, and then they can get higher returns by selling bonds. However, after the new debt is listed, it will generally not fall below the face value and will hardly lose money, so it will be a new debt.
Stock income, that is, stock investment income, refers to the difference between dividends obtained by enterprises or individuals from foreign investment in the form of buying stocks, the amount obtained from transferring and selling stocks and the actual cost of stocks, and the amount of equity investment in the net assets increased by the invested unit. Stock income includes dividend income, capital gains and transfer income from provident fund.
Common stock refers to the shares that enjoy common rights in the company's operation and management, profit and property distribution, and represents the right to claim the profits and remaining property of the enterprise after meeting the requirements of full repayment of creditor's rights and the income and creditor's rights of priority shareholders. Common stock constitutes the foundation of a company's capital and is a basic form of stock. At present, the stocks traded in Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges are all common stocks.
Ordinary shareholders enjoy the following basic rights in proportion to their shares:
First, the company's decision-making participation right. Ordinary shareholders have the right to attend shareholders' meetings, to propose, vote and vote, or to entrust others to exercise shareholders' rights on their behalf.
Second, the right to profit distribution. Ordinary shareholders have the right to receive dividends from the company's profit distribution. The dividend of common stock is not fixed, which is determined by the profitability of the company and its distribution policy. Ordinary shareholders must receive fixed dividends from preferred shareholders in order to enjoy dividend distribution rights.
3. Preemptive right. If the company needs to expand and issue more common shares, the existing common shareholders have the right to buy a certain number of newly issued shares at a certain price lower than the market price according to their shareholding ratio, so as to maintain their original enterprise ownership ratio.
Fourth, the right to distribute surplus assets. When the company goes bankrupt or liquidates, if there is any surplus company assets after paying off debts, the rest will be distributed in the order of preferred shareholders first and common shareholders later.