What are the anti-epidemic stocks?

The main anti-epidemic concept stocks include Dali Technology (002214), Jiuzhou Pharmaceutical (603456), Libang Instruments (300206), Hongdou (600400), Yuyue Medical (002223), Mindray Medical (300760), Yingke Medical (300677), Anke Biotech (300009), Zhifei Biotech (300122), Lepu Medical (300003), Wondfo Biotech (300482), Yaben Chemical (300261), etc.

1. Description of the spirit of protest:

The following is an explanation of the spirit. The first is the spirit of mutual support and solidarity. The second is the heroic fighting spirit of acting upon orders and acting resolutely. The third is the spirit of "one game of chess" that takes the overall situation into consideration and allows the strong man to cut off his own strength. The fourth is the heroic spirit of sacrificing life and going against the grain. The fifth is a positive and optimistic spirit of being confident and daring to win. In general, the anti-epidemic spirit is the spirit of united efforts to fight the epidemic formed in the fight against the new coronavirus pneumonia. It can be summed up in the 20-word great anti-epidemic spirit: life comes first, the whole country is united, sacrifice one's own life, respect science, destiny and democracy.

2. Stock types:

(1) According to investment entities, they are divided into state-owned shares, legal person shares, and public shares. State-owned shares refer to shares in the form of state-owned assets invested in companies by departments or institutions whose ownership represents state investment. Legal person shares refer to the shares formed by corporate legal persons or legal entities and social groups investing their assets in unlisted tradable equity. Public stocks refer to the shares formed by individuals and institutions within my country who invest their legal property in the tradable equity part of the market.

(2) According to the place of listing and the investors faced, it is divided into A shares, B shares, H shares, N shares, S shares and L shares. A-shares refer to ordinary shares in RMB, issued by domestic companies in my country, and subscribed and traded in RMB. B-shares are special RMB stocks, which are stocks whose face value is expressed in RMB, subscribed and traded in foreign currencies, and listed and traded domestically. H shares are foreign shares registered in the Mainland and listed in Hong Kong. N shares are stocks registered in mainland China but listed and traded on the New York Stock Exchange. S shares are stocks registered in mainland China but listed and traded on the Singapore Exchange. L shares are stocks registered in mainland China but listed and traded on the London Stock Exchange in the United Kingdom.

(3) According to overseas markets, stocks are divided into blue chip stocks and red chip stocks. Blue chip stocks refer to those traditional industrial stocks and financial stocks that have good operating performance and stable and high cash dividend payments. Red chip stocks refer to stocks registered overseas and listed in Hong Kong with mainland China concepts.

(4) According to the basic classification of stocks, they are divided into ordinary shares and preferred shares. Common stock refers to a class of shares that form the capital base of a company. Shares that enjoy ordinary rights in the company's operation and management and distribution of profits and property represent the satisfaction of all debt repayment requirements, as well as the priority shareholders' rights to income and claims, and the right to claim the company's profits and remaining property after the requirements are met. The stocks currently traded on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges are all common stocks. Preferred shares are relative to ordinary shares and mainly refer to their priority over ordinary shares in terms of rights to profit dividends and residual property distribution.