CHENGDU, Dec.12 (NBD) -- With three new shares were enlisted last Friday, the total number of listed companies in China's domestic A-share market has reached to 3000, a milestone for the country's modern stock market opened 26 years ago.

NBD reporters have noticed that as of last Sunday, Growth Enterprise Index (GEI) have dropped 22.63% and the share of LeEco even plunged 39.08%. However, the SSE Composite Index performs relatively well. In addition, as Sunshine Insurance Group, Foresea Life Insurance, and Anbang Insurance Group heavily invested on blue chip stocks such as Yili and Wanke, related stocks also showed price hike trends. The stock price of Kweichou Moutai Group also hit record high.

“More and more leading companies became listed, which helps investors eye on  performance evaluations, rather than advocating or propagandas in the past", said Wan Lin from Tibet Lin Lang Investment.

"The emerging values of those blue chip stocks require investors to analysize from a professional perspective, such as evaluating gross profit rate and return on equity", she added.