This year's IPO target numbers are like a big numbers game: 50 in Zhejiang, 60 in Jiangsu, and 70 in Beijing. Behind this number, what an absurd picture.
Let's be honest and face it, China's ** is being manipulated by an invisible hand, and the rules of this game are quantity and amount. **Taking the number of IPOs as the yardstick for performance appraisal, companies regard listing as the end point of their dreams. But in this feast, real innovation and quality are set aside, and the real needs of the market and the actual development of the economy are obscured by the aura of numbers.
** funds should be the seeds of enterprise development, but the reality is that these seeds are often buried in the land without harvest. Although the threshold for bank loans is high, at least the loans are retroactive and responsible. And the money seems to be more like an unsecured gamble, you don't have to worry about paying it back tomorrow, just enjoy the carnival today.
The lack of supervision and rampant counterfeiting have turned ** into a high-yield paradise. You may only need to pay a measly 600,000 yuan in fines in exchange for hundreds of millions of profits. Under such rules of the game, morality and regulations pale in comparison.
But let's not forget that the essence of ** is to serve the real economy, and it is a bridge between innovation and capital. What we don't need is a false boom in numbers, what we crave is a real competition of strength and innovation. The lack of supervision not only harms the interests of investors, but also undermines the fairness and healthy development of the market.
What we need is a revolution that goes back to the basics. The supervision of the market needs to be strengthened, the quality of enterprises needs to be improved, and the awareness of investors needs to be awakened. Let's look at those companies that are truly powerful, have potential, and have a sense of responsibility, and let the capital market become an accelerator for innovation and development, rather than a stage for a numbers game.
Everyone is a participant in this transformation. Whether it is a company, a company, or every shareholder, we should take responsibility and jointly shape a more fair, transparent and healthy capital market. Let's stop indulging in the game of numbers and take on the mission of driving real economic development. This is not just a goal, but also everyone's responsibility and obligation. Let us act for a more prosperous and just tomorrow.
To go far in this complex game, you need to be calm and intelligent, you need a thirst for knowledge and control of your emotions. Investment is not a gamble, but an art, which requires strategy and more importantly, self-cultivation.
That's all for today's sharing, if you have different views, you are welcome to work together, and more exchanges can make progress.
The market is risky, and investors need to be cautious. This record is not intended as a recommendationOnly as their own long-term trading verification, investors should maintain independent thinking, only self-transition.