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Equity change refers to the registration of shareholder change after the equity transfer contract takes effect, and in terms of the company's internal relations, the time when the change of the company's shareholder register is registered can be regarded as the time when the equity is delivered and the shareholder's identity begins to be transferred.

Service Introduction.

Bloomington Equity Incentive Consulting gives full play to the synergistic advantages of various consulting businesses, introduces a professional and strong financial investment and legal risk style team to help enterprises carry out and implement equity incentive projects, and provides long-term incentive mechanisms to the company's relevant qualified personnel to obtain personal benefits and increase personal assets, so as to ensure that they are diligent and conscientious for the company's long-term development services, reduce costs, increase cohesion, better introduce and retain the required talents, and ultimately ensure the sustainable development of the company.

Service Mode. It operates in a project-based way of working with professional consultants stationed in the enterprise, and helps enterprises solve the problem of equity incentive through a complete project process.

Client. State-controlled listed companies.

Small and medium-sized state-owned enterprises in the process of restructuring.

Private listed enterprises.

Private enterprises to be listed.

Service Content. no.Main services of equity incentive Remarks.

1. Equity Incentive Plan The purpose, policy and object of equity incentive; the proportion of shares transferred; restructuring of the shareholding structure; the method of share transfer; financial simulation data analysis; Equity incentive income**.

2 Equity Incentive System The purpose of equity incentives; noun definition; Adaptation of shares to the regime; Programme Executive Committee; the qualifications of the incentive recipients; implementation of equity incentives; changes and adjustments in share capital; Taxes; system revision and termination;

3. Financial simulation analysis and profit accounting; retained earnings and distributable profits; earnings and dividends per share; Dividends of different incomes; Earnings growth and dividend calculation (short-term earnings distribution, medium-term earnings distribution, long-term earnings distribution).

4 Equity Grant Agreement Parties to the Agreement, Definition of Terms, Share Grant, Share **, Share Exercise, Share Termination Conditions, Equity Inheritance and Transfer, Share Change, ......

Other service features:

Equity incentive experts are introduced throughout the process.

Project work plan control.

Multi-faceted communication and control of the project.

Project level 5 quality control.

Service Revenue. Short-term gains.

Interim earnings. Long-term gains.

1. Capital operation analysis: according to the company's business strategy and financial system, supervise the company's cash flow and the use of various funds, and provide information and decision-making support for the company's capital operation, scheduling and overall planning;

2. Financial policy analysis: according to various financial statements, analyze and improve the company's financial benefits and risks, and provide suggestions for the company's business development, the establishment and adjustment of financial management policies and systems;

3. Business management analysis: participate in the financial, budget execution analysis and performance analysis of sales and production, and put forward professional analysis suggestions to provide professional financial support for business decisions;

4. Investment and financing management analysis: participate in financial calculation, cost analysis, sensitivity analysis and other activities of investment and financing projects, cooperate with superiors to formulate investment and financing plans, prevent risks, and maximize the company's interests;

5. Financial analysis report: according to the financial management policy and business development needs, write financial analysis report, investment financial research report, feasibility study report, etc., to provide analytical support for the company's financial decision-making.

The financial statements are prepared in accordance with accounting standards and reflect the financial status and operation of the accounting entity to the owners, creditors, other relevant parties and the public.

Financial statements include a balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement or statement of changes in financial position, schedules and notes. Financial statements are the main part of the financial report and do not include information included in the financial report or annual report, such as directors' reports, management analysis and financial fact sheets.

In the past, there was a so-called "three financial statements", which referred to the three basic financial statements used in the financial report of enterprises, which are the balance sheet (shareholders' equity statement), the profit and loss statement (profit and loss statement), and the cash flow statement, among which the "cash flow statement" is calculated from the "balance sheet" and the "profit and loss statement", which has the effect of verification.

In addition to the above-mentioned three financial statements, some people have also proposed the so-called fourth and fifth statements, and the fourth table is the statement of changes in shareholders' equity. The functions of the four tables are as follows:

Income statement or profit and loss account: It reflects the performance of a company's revenue, expenses and earnings.

Balance sheet: It reflects the closing position of the company's assets, liabilities and capital.

Cash Flow Statement: It reflects the ins and outs of an enterprise's cash flow, which is divided into three parts: operating activities, investment activities and financing activities.

Statement of Stockholders Equity

The basic content of enterprise financial analysis mainly includes the following aspects:

This is the basic content of financial analysis, please review it carefully, and then you can only complain about it).

1.Analyze the solvency of the enterprise, analyze the structure of the enterprise's assets, estimate the degree of utilization of debt funds by the owner's equity, and formulate the financing strategy of the enterprise.

2.Evaluate the operating capacity of enterprise assets, analyze the distribution and turnover of enterprise assets, and calculate the future capital needs of enterprises.

3.Evaluate the profitability of the enterprise, analyze the completion of the company's profit target and the change of the profitability level in different years, and the profitability prospect of the enterprise.

4.It is necessary to evaluate the financial strength of the enterprise as a whole, analyze the interconnection and coordination of various financial activities, reveal the advantages and weak links of the enterprise's financial activities, and find out the main contradictions in improving the financial management work.

According to the different scope of investigation and analysis focus, the financial analysis of listed companies can be roughly divided into the following five aspects:

1) Short-term solvency analysis. In order for any listed company to maintain normal production and business activities, it must hold sufficient cash and bank deposits to pay various fees and other debts as they fall due. The analysis of the company's short-term solvency mainly focuses on the analysis of the relationship between the company's current assets and current liabilities, and the main analysis indicators are the current ratio and quick ratio.

2) Capital structure analysis. Capital structure refers to the composition and proportional relationship between equity capital and debt capital in the total capital of a listed company. The capital structure will directly determine the degree to which the listed company uses financial leverage, which will directly affect the profitability and long-term solvency of the listed company.

The indicators that should be analyzed for capital structure include asset-liability ratio, tangible net debt ratio, etc.

3) Operational efficiency analysis. Operational efficiency, also known as asset management ability, is mainly reflected by the speed of turnover of various assets of listed companies in a certain period of time, and the analysis of operating efficiency is a major channel to understand the company's internal management level. Investors can analyze the asset management capabilities of listed companies through the company's business cycle, inventory turnover ratio, accounts receivable turnover ratio, current asset turnover ratio, and total asset turnover ratio.

4) Profitability analysis. Profitability is the company's ability to obtain profits, is the company's organization of production activities, sales activities and financial management level of the comprehensive embodiment, but also the company's invincible position in the market competition is the fundamental guarantee. The main analysis indicators of profitability include gross profit margin on sales, net profit margin on sales, return on assets, return on net assets and other indicators.

While analyzing profitability, it is also necessary to conduct longitudinal trend analysis and earnings structure analysis of each year of the above-mentioned indicators to understand the growth of listed companies.

5) Analysis of investment income related to **market price**. For a listed company, the company's share price represents the market's assessment of the value of the listed company at a certain point in time, reflecting the investors' views on the potential benefits and risks that may be brought by holding the company**, so the company's share price is crucial to investment decisions. Therefore, one must combine the market price and the relevant information provided by the financial statements for analysis, and the calculated indicators include earnings per share, price-earnings ratio, stock price per share, dividend payout ratio, net assets per share, price-to-book ratio, etc.

Mainly look at the following types of indicators:

1.Cash. Traffic metrics. Free cash flow refers to the cash that the company can freely control, and operating cash flow reflects the cash balance of the main business. When the economy is in a downturn, companies with abundant cash flow have strong M&A capabilities and a higher risk coefficient.

2.Net assets per share. Net assets per share mainly reflect the gold content of shareholders' equity, which is the long-term accumulation of the company's operating performance over the years. The higher the net asset value per share, the better. Generally speaking, net assets per share of more than $2 can be regarded as normal or average.

3.P/E ratio indicator. The price-earnings ratio is one of the most basic and important indicators to estimate whether the **** level is reasonable.

It is also the ratio of **** per share to earnings per share. Maintaining a ratio between 20 and 30 is generally considered normal. Too small indicates that **** is low, the risk is small, and it is worth buying.

If it's too big, it means high and risky.

4.An indicator of the value of undistributed profit per share. It is an important material basis for the company to expand reproduction or distribution in the future.

Like net assets per share, it is also an inventory indicator. Since undistributed profit per share reflects the company's total earnings or losses over the years, it can more accurately reflect the company's book gains and losses accumulated over the years.

Mainly look at the following types of indicators:

1.Cash flow metrics. Free cash flow represents the company's discretionary cash, while operating cash flow reflects the cash receipts and expenditures of the main business. When the economy is in a downturn, companies with abundant cash flow have stronger ability to carry out mergers and acquisitions and expansion, and the anti-risk coefficient is also higher.

2.Net assets per share. Net assets per share mainly reflect the gold content of shareholders' equity, which is the long-term accumulation of the company's operating results over the years. The higher the net asset per share, the better. Generally speaking, net assets per share of more than $2 can be regarded as normal or average.

3.P/E ratio indicator. The price-to-earnings ratio is one of the most basic and important indicators for estimating whether the stock price level is reasonable, and it is also the ratio of **per price** price to earnings per share.

It is generally accepted that the ratio remains between 20 and 30 as normal. The stock price is low, the risk is small, and it is worth buying; If it is too large, it means that the stock price is high and the risk is high, so you should be cautious when buying.

4.An indicator of the value of undistributed profit per share. It is an important material basis for the company to expand its reproduction or distribution in the future, and it is also a stock indicator like net assets per share.

Since the undistributed profit per share reflects the total accumulation of earnings or losses of the company over the years, it can more truly reflect the company's accumulated book profit and loss over the years.

**There are three types of indicators that can be seen.

The first category: economic indicators and industry indicators. Such as the economy's GDP interest rate, the growth rate of the industry, the development prospects, etc., to compare and analyze whether the general environment is beneficial to the market.

The second type of financial indicators is used to judge whether a listed company is a good company or not.

The third category of indicators is technical indicators. That's a lot. There are more than 100 kinds of commonly used technical indicators.

The first choice is when the environment is conducive to economic development, that is, when the country vigorously promotes economic development, and the second choice is the sunrise industry, even if the listed company is in the cow, he is in a sunset industry, the prospect is worrying, and the risk will increase, even if a company's competitiveness is average, but out of the sunrise industry, with the development of the general trend, he can also have a good harvest. The third technical indicator is the basis for how you operate.

Assuming I don't just speculate on the index, then you don't need to choose this step.

But you need to analyze the megatrends and through technical analysis**.

If you think that the general trend is no problem now, for example, the interest rate is already very low, the central bank has cut the reserve requirement ratio many times, the net value is very much, the trading volume is sluggish, the turnover amount has hit a new low for many times, and the index decline angle has slowed down significantly, at this time it should be a good opportunity to enter the market to establish the bottom, you can use the strategy of selling high and buying low, and amortize the cost, but how to sell high and buy low, you need the help of technical indicators, for example, you can use the channel indicator, and you can see the trend and see the support pressure level in the following picture of the channel indicator.

As for where to get it, the above data can be obtained by the general ** software, but some of the technical indicators and professional financial indicators need to be obtained by yourself. You can choose to use the one that comes with the system.

Choosing the best is to choose a listed company, and care about the industry, value, and growth space of the listed company.

The RSI Strength and Weakness Market Indicator and the Bias indicator are adapted from the top and bottom indicators are easy to use. MACD has to be used in combination with other indicators, and it cannot be used alone to make money. In addition, the self-compiled indicators of the stock god are the concept of N years of experience and the summary of experience in various aspects such as fund management, which is of course much more powerful than the basic indicators.