The quality of a company's operation is directly proportional to its stock price. This paper mainly analyzes the impact of the company's stock ex dividend, capital increase and capital reduction on the stock price. Corporate factors only affect the stock price of a single company. 1) Ex right and ex dividend. The stock price of listed companies tends to fluctuate after paying dividends in cash or bonus shares. After ex right and ex dividend, the stock price of listed companies is relatively low, which is easy to stimulate investors to buy; At the same time, the gap of ex right and ex dividend also increases the rising space of stock price, which is easy to induce market speculators to pull up the stock price. 2) Capital increase and share allotment. Listed companies will issue new shares to increase capital due to business needs. After the issuance of new shares, the number of share capital of listed companies increases, so that the net value of each share decreases, which will lead to the decline of share price. But for some excellent performance and good financial situation of listed companies, the stock price will not decline, but will rise after the capital increase, because the capital increase of listed companies will enhance the company's operating ability and profitability, so that shareholders will get more investment income. 3) Capital reduction. When a company announces a capital reduction, that is, a reduction in capital, the total capital of the listed company will also decrease. This is mainly due to the strategic needs of the company's operation and development, or due to the company's poor management and successive losses, the listed company needs to be reorganized. The company's capital reduction will make the stock price fluctuate greatly.<br>
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