On October 22, the A-share market showed several risk signals worth investors' attention. Multiple listed companies announced shareholder reduction plans, while the performance of some industry leaders was lackluster, and these factors may affect the trends of related stocks.

In terms of reduction, the shareholders of six companies including Huaxiang Co., Ltd., Lihe Micro, and Tongyuan Environment announced their reduction plans. Among them, the controlling shareholder of Huaxiang Co., Ltd. plans the largest reduction, not exceeding 3% of the company's total share capital. The reduction plan of the actual controller of Tuoshan Heavy Industry has also attracted market attention and may affect investor confidence.

In terms of performance, the financial reports released by three industry leaders show a significant decline in results. Real estate developer Poly Developments reported a 75.31% year-on-year decrease in net profit for the first three quarters, reflecting the ongoing pressure in the real estate industry. Livestock giant WH Group saw its net profit decline by 65.02% year-on-year in the third quarter, indicating the challenges faced by the industry. Automobile manufacturer Jiangling Motors experienced a 35.76% year-on-year decrease in net profit for the first three quarters, with performance growth continuing to slow down.

In addition, Chengxing Co., Ltd. has been required to suspend production until November 20 due to environmental issues. Although the company stated that this would not affect shipments, this incident may impact its future production and delivery. Jingu Silver's credit rating has been downgraded to B-, reflecting the increased credit risk faced by the company.

This information reminds investors to closely follow company announcements and industry trends, assess potential risks, and make informed investment decisions. In the current market environment, careful stock selection and moderate portfolio diversification are particularly important.