In the fluctuation of **, the plans of new listed companies announced by some provinces have attracted widespread attention. However, experts do not agree on this strategy. Both Professor Tian Xuan and Hu Xijin criticized this, arguing that suspending IPOs is not a fundamental solution to the problem.
Professor Tian Xuan emphasized the core concept of the registration system, that is, let the market determine the pace of listing, rather than the intervention of ** or regulators. He believes that if the IPO is easily suspended, it may cause the market to lose its proper function and vitality.
At the same time, Hu Xijin also called on provinces to lower the target of new listed companies to reduce the pressure on IPOs. He pointed out that one of the reasons for the current *** is the large number and low funding. In this case, if the provinces continue to push for more companies to go public, it could further exacerbate the pressure on the market.
Both experts' views underscore the need for regulators, market participants and investors to work together to take practical and effective measures to maintain the stability and development of the market from a long-term perspective. They believe that only in this way can China truly become an important engine of economic development and a source of wealth for the majority of investors.
However, they have also questioned the views of some calling for a moratorium on the IPO. They argue that pausing an IPO is not a viable solution, as doing so could trigger a chain reaction that will affect companies that are already preparing to go public, investors and funds involved.
Overall, both experts stressed the importance of the market's own regulatory mechanisms and long-term stable development. They called on all parties to act prudently and not to take short-sighted actions lightly, but to work together to create a fairer, more transparent and healthier investment environment.
Looking back on the past two years, 2022 and 2023, it is not difficult for us to find a clear policy orientation: that is, the revitalization of the real economy. In this context, the financial market is no longer a gladiatorial arena for fighting alone, but has become the right-hand man and blood transfusion of the real economy. And these funds mainly come from the majority of ** and residents. They use their real money to support the development and innovation of enterprises, and indirectly contribute to the prosperity of the real economy.
It is very important for investors to understand the factors behind these and the opinions of experts. When making investment decisions, in addition to paying attention to superficial information and news, we should also deeply study the nature and laws of the market, as well as the influencing factors such as policy, economy, and society. Only in this way can we remain calm and rational in the midst of uncertainties and make wise investment decisions.