Pre-right recovery means keeping the current price unchanged, reducing the previous price, and shifting the K-line downward before the ex-right, so that the graphs are consistent and the continuity of the stock price trend is maintained.
The recovery function can eliminate the trend distortion of prices and indicators caused by ex-dividend and ex-dividend.
After the listed company sends shares, the number of shares is increased, but the value of shares remains unchanged, so the price of shares is low, and there is a gap on the K-line chart, which is called ex-rights. Pre-reinstatement is to measure the market cost price of stocks before ex-dividend on the K-line chart based on the ex-dividend price.
Pre-reinstatement: post-reinstatement price = (pre-reinstatement price-cash dividend) ÷( 1+ change ratio of circulating shares)