1. Liu Jipeng's resignation shook **: Whose "cake" did it move?What is the future of A-shares?Just when people were expecting Professor Liu to lead China to a more mature and stable state, he suddenly announced his resignation as the dean of the Capital Finance Research Institute of China University of Political Science and Law. This news undoubtedly dropped a bombshell on the market. The resignation of Professor Liu Jipeng has undoubtedly added some uncertainty to the prospects of A-share reform. However, the general direction of reform remains unchanged, but the path and method may be adjusted. In the new journey, we need more scholars and practitioners like Professor Liu to contribute wisdom and strength to the healthy and stable development of China.
Second, on Monday, the volume was reduced, with a turnover of 610 billion, and the liquidity was getting less and less. Shrinkage usually means a lack of confidence among market participants. In the absence of funding and news stimulus, investors often take a wait-and-see approach rather than actively buying and selling**. At this time, although the index is **, the actual trading volume is small and the turnover is not high. In the case of a gradual decrease in liquidity, market volatility may become more intense. Investors may need to accept a lower price to complete the transaction if they want to get their own cash quickly. As a result, large-scale operations in the absence of liquidity can pose risks.
3. The IPO financing amount in 2023 will continue to maintain the first position, since the number is second to none, it is not surprising that this is not surprising, and it is seamlessly connected and naturally consistent with the positioning of the financing market. **The company's system data shows that this year, the total number of large A shareholders in the world is the first, which is also completely within the scope of everyone's cognition, after all, after the bitter storm, a considerable number of investors have been unbearable and have to tearfully cancel their accounts.
Fourth, on the A** field, Syngenta's "demon knife hanging above" seems to have temporarily lost its edge recently. The launch of its IPO seems to need to wait for the ** to go further, and this may be the arrival of the time for the A** market to bottom out. In the face of this situation, investors should remain calm, look at market volatility rationally, and set aside ** for a possible turning point. We need to understand why the launch of Syngenta's IPO is closely related to the trend. As a company with significant influence in the global agricultural sector, Syngenta's listing will undoubtedly have a profound impact on the A** market. However, in the current market environment, if an IPO is forcibly launched, it may trigger panic in the market and increase market volatility. Therefore, choosing to launch an IPO when the market is further improving is not only a respect for market stability, but also a protection of the interests of investors.