1. Adjustment of investment strategy: Due to its own investment strategy, Ming Jinxing may decide to withdraw its shares in Luojin and invest its funds in other fields with more potential or more in line with its investment objectives.
2. Business problems of the company: Luojin Company may face some business problems, such as declining performance and fierce market competition, which makes Ming Jinxing cautious about future development, so he chooses to withdraw his investment.
3. Equity disputes: There may be some equity disputes between Ming Jinxing and Luojin Company or other shareholders, which led to Ming Jinxing's decision to withdraw shares to avoid further legal disputes or losses.
4. Policy factors: With the change of policy environment such as industry supervision and tax policy, Ming Jinxing may think that holding Luojin shares is no longer in his interest, so he decides to quit.
It should be noted that the above reasons are only speculation, and more official information is needed for the specific situation. In the investment field, investors will adjust their investment strategies according to market environment, company performance, policy orientation and other factors, and it is common to withdraw or increase shares.