What are the stocks in the large consumer sector?

Hello, consumer stocks refer to the stocks of listed companies whose main business is the production and sale of daily consumer products, involving stocks such as commercial chains, brewing, hotels, tourism, household appliances, etc. . For example, Guangzhou Friendship, Wuhan Zhongbai, Xidan Shopping Mall, Wangfujing, Gujingfang, Kweichow Moutai, etc. Retail supermarket industry: Yonghui Supermarket, Jiashitang (pharmaceutical chain), Suning Appliance Hualian Supermarket, Dashang Co., Ltd., and Youyi Co., Ltd. Beverages: Kweichow Moutai, Luzhou Laojiao, Yanghe Co., Ltd., Shanxi Fenjiu, Wuliangye, Changyu A. Food: Dong'e Ejiao, COFCO Tunhe, Nanning Sugar, Sanquan Food. Medicine: Pianzihuang, Yunnan Baiyao, Tongrentang, Zhongheng Group. In terms of clothing: Youngor, Souyute, Septwolves, Pathfinder. Tourism: Lijiang tourism, Huangshan tourism, Guilin tourism, Tibet tourism.

1. The development history of stocks

Stocks have a history of nearly 400 years. It emerged with the emergence of joint stock companies. As the scale of business expands and capital needs are insufficient, companies need a way to obtain large amounts of capital. So the joint-stock company came into being

The shareholders jointly contributed to the operation of the enterprise organization. The changes and development of joint-stock companies have produced stock financing activities; the development of stock financing has produced the demand for stock trading; the demand for stock trading has contributed to the formation and development of the stock market; the development of the stock market has ultimately promoted stock financing activities and the growth of joint-stock companies. Improve and develop. Stocks first appeared in capitalist countries.

The world's earliest joint stock company system was born in the East India Company established in the Netherlands in 1602. After the emergence of joint stock companies, they were quickly widely used in capitalist countries and became one of the important forms of enterprises in capitalist countries. organization. With the birth and development of joint-stock companies, the way of raising funds in the form of shares has also developed, and the need for share transactions and transfers has emerged. In this way, it led to the emergence and formation of the stock market and promoted the improvement and development of the stock market. In 1611, shareholders of the East India Company traded shares on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, with a special broker later facilitating the transaction. The Amsterdam Stock Exchange formed the world's first stock market. The joint-stock company has become one of the most basic organizational forms of enterprises; stocks have become an important channel and method for large enterprises to raise funds, and are also the basic choice for investors to invest; the stock market (including the issuance and trading of stocks) and the bond market have become Important basic content of the securities market.