Issuing bonds means placing convertible bonds to old shareholders, while increasing the fixed amount means that listed companies issue shares to a limited number of institutional or individual investors. EPS is the abbreviation of Earning Share in English and earningshare in Chinese. It represents the after-tax net profit per share of common stock, also known as earnings per share. Generally, the higher the value, the higher the profitability of the company's unit capital, indicating that the company has better product marketing, technology update and management capabilities.

Private placement has a great influence on the stock price. If it is aimed at the company's strategic partners or major shareholders, it will help the stock price rise. However, the number of bonds issued is small, so it has little impact on the stock price.

The fixed-income rule, 1, the issuance price of private placement cannot be lower than 80% of the average price of the company's shares in the 20 trading days before the pricing benchmark date.

2. There shall be no more than 35 private placements, and the shares issued by general shareholders shall not be transferred within 6 months, and the additional shares subscribed by major shareholders with a shareholding ratio of more than 5% shall not be transferred within 65,438+08 months. However, bonds can be sold after listing. Because the number of bonds issued is limited, the change of bond price is not enough to shake the change of stock price.

When EPS is mentioned in the stock market, it is usually associated with the price-earnings ratio (PE) index in fundamental analysis that we often use. The abbreviation e is EPS, and the P/E ratio is the ratio of the company's share price to its earnings per share. Therefore, the higher the earnings per share, the lower the price-earnings ratio of the company, which will underestimate the value of the stock to investors from the financial statements, indicating that the stock has investment expectations.