How to revitalize the small and medium cap junk stocks in your hands?

When the performance of holding ** declines sharply or even sustains losses, you need to comprehensively analyze the reasons for the decline in performance in combination with the current macroeconomy, fundamentals and other factors. At the right time, investors can choose to stop their losses, or they can exchange them for ETF shares first, and then redeem or sell them at the right time. Compared with these two methods, the second method (swapping) can not only adjust the asset allocation, but also avoid the possibility of a large number of **in the secondary market** triggering greater downward pressure in the short term, thereby causing unnecessary losses.

From January 28th to January 31st, the Harvest CSI 500 ETF** provided a good opportunity for ** to exchange ETF shares for **. During this period, investors who hold more than 1,000 shares of the CSI 500 Index constituent stocks and announced alternative constituent stocks can participate in the ** exchange for Harvest CSI 500 ETF. During the above period, investors only need to prepare enough subscription** and go to the **sales outlets to go through the subscription procedures.

Based on the year-on-year growth rate of net profit in the third quarter of 2012, the top 30 constituent stocks in the CSI 500 Index with the highest degree of continuous loss or decline are shown in the table below. Among them, Valin Steel, Zhuye Group, Fujian South Paper and other 9 ** losses expanded; Yunwei shares, Tsingshan Paper, Corun Co., Ltd., Tiantong shares, aerospace electromechanical and other ** performance has declined sharply. For these obvious declines in performance**, investors can pay attention to them during the redemption process.

**Name Net Profit Growth Rate (%)**** **Name Net Profit Growth Rate (%)

Table 1: The 30 constituent stocks of the CSI 500 Index with the largest decline in performance**.

000932 Valin Steel's losses widened 600184 Optoelectronics shares.

600961 Zhuye Group's losses widened 002386 Tianyuan Group.

600163 Fujian South Paper Losses Widen 000652 TEDA Shares.

600737 COFCO Tunhe's losses widened 000959 Shougang shares.

600069 Silver Pigeon Investment's losses widened 600683 BII Yintai.

600747 Dalian Holdings' losses widened 601519 great wisdom.

000510 Jinlu Group Loss Widening 000918 Jiakai City.

600162 Heung Kong Holdings' losses widened by 600537 EGing Optoelectronics.

000627 Tianmao Group's losses widened by 600810 Shenma shares.

600725 Yunwei shares 000829 Tianyin Holdings.

600103 Tsingshan Paper 600586 Jinjing Technology.

600478 Corun 600339 Tianli High-tech.

600330 TIANTONG SHARES 000822 SHANDONG HAIHUA.

600151 Aerospace Electromechanical 600866 Xinghu Technology.

600220 Jiangsu Sunshine 000911 Nanning Sugar.

Note: The net profit growth rate is the year-on-year data for the third quarter of 2012.

It's not ** stocks or small-cap junk, but ** junk that is trending downward, as for the reason why this year has been a continuous ** small-cap stock.

This is my answer in July last year, mentioning that foreign capital needs to keep buying ** shares to control the stock index, and small-cap stocks cannot achieve this purpose, so this year's ** stocks rose to the sky, when the example of Moutai Midea hit a record high, while small-cap stocks fell endlessly.

But are small-cap stocks rubbish? No, for example, Sangang Minguang, which has only 900 million outstanding shares, and Bayi Iron and Steel with 700 million Minguang.

Which one doesn't have an all-time high?

Of course, I'm not telling stories with pictures in hindsight now.

So whether it's good or not depends not on the size of the plate, but only on the trend.

If you don't understand, you can ask.

Small-cap stocks are all garbage, they lack the capital, technology and scale, they can't attract talent, and their management is very backward, making it difficult for them to survive and thrive in the market competition.