(Securities Daily: guard against hot spots being eaten by listed companies)-- an article in the Securities Daily pointed out that investors are no stranger to "hot spots" in the A-share market, and some listed companies are well aware of this. Some companies even perform hot spots over and over again. It should be noted that listed companies rub hot spots and beware of being eaten back. To prevent listed companies from rubbing hot spots and releasing misleading information requires the cooperation of all parties and systematic governance to avoid the situation of "pressing the gourd to float the ladle". First, listed companies should rationally and objectively release information related to hot concepts and decisively say "no" to hot topics. Second, the regulatory authorities should further exercise strict supervision over the hot spot phenomenon. Third, investors should open their eyes and not blindly follow the trend of hot spots, so as not to become the last stick to beat the drum and spread flowers.