Top stock features

The priority stock corresponds to the ordinary stock, which refers to the stock with which the shareholder has certain priority rights (such as giving priority to the profit and remaining property rights of the company. Compared with ordinary stocks, priority stocks have the following four features. 1. Fixed interest rates fixed priority stocks agreed on a fixed interest rate at the time of issuance. In the future, no matter how the company's operating conditions and profitability change, the interest rate remains unchanged. 2. Dividend Distribution takes precedence over the profit distribution sequence of the Stock Company, and the priority stock is placed before the normal stock. 3. remaining assets allocation takes precedence over the assignment of the remaining property of a joint-stock company after creditors but before common shareholders when the company is liquidated due to bankruptcy or dissolution. 4. shareholders with no voting shares generally do not have the right to participate in the company's operation.