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Warrants in two markets rose 13 in morning trading, and Hong Kong subscription continued to lead the decline

http://www.sina.com.cn    11:38, February 24, 2009    China Securities Network

Warrants

News from China Securities Network (Shanghai Securities News Huang Bo)

In the morning trading of the 24th, most of the warrants in the two markets were adjusted along with A shares. As of the morning closing, they had risen 13 times and fell 13 times. The "doomsday ship" CWB1 (580020. sh) in Hong Kong continued to lead the decline, with a decline of 18.61% to 1.220 yuan, a turnover rate of 321%, and a half day turnover of nearly 1.2 billion yuan, a trend of amplification compared with yesterday. The decline of other falling varieties was evenly distributed, all below 7.0%. SAIC CWB1 (580016. sh) led the market with an increase of 4.52% in early trading, while COSCO CWB1 (580018. sh), another rising product, only rose 0.81%.

The market said that the continued recovery of the A-share market partly weakened the popularity of the warrant market, and Shanggang CWB1 (580020. SH), which was about to enter the exercise period, also continued to show a sharp decline. Guosen Securities believes that even if the stock price of CWB1 in Hong Kong goes up and down every day, it is still unable to reach such a high premium rate on the day when it stops trading. Investors need to pay attention to the huge risks involved.

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