On January 31, Hu Xijin posted a Weibo in response to **, suggesting that all provinces temporarily cancel or significantly reduce their plans to promote the listing of a large number of companies in the province this year, so as to reduce the pressure on IPOs from the source.
The reason is that recently, all provinces have broken out the goal of adding new listed companies in 24 years, such as Zhejiang strives to add 50 new listed companies, and Hubei strives to add 20 new listed companies.
Lao Hu believes that new listed companies need to have more financial support and digestion, and the biggest technical reason for the current high number is that the number is large and the capital is small. Shareholders are the first investors, and their opinions and interests should be respected.
I have to say that since **, Lao Hu has become more and more like a human.
In the face of "how many new listed companies are added" proposed by the provinces, why is Lao Hu opposed?
Because ** is so big, there is so much money for shareholders.
If the ** is compared to a pool, then the capital of the shareholders is the water in the pool.
Now more companies want to go public, and that is to expand the pool, but there is still so much water in it.
The bigger the pool, the shallower the water level, and the index soars downward.
Hu Xijin has worked in the system all his life, and the past six months have been earth-shaking.
In other things, when I was old, I rode the wall, and I didn't have a backache when I stood and talked. **It's the old nonsense and real gold** smashed into it.
Hu Xi entered the market at 3,100 points in the Shanghai Composite Index, and now it has fallen to 2,700 points.
Hu Xijin has increased his position from 100,000 to 600,000, and has experienced the process of profit, position, loss, and prison.
From being full of confidence when he entered the market, to now he has no choice but to accept losses.
Do you say that Lao Hu cha is hundreds of thousands? Certainly not bad money.
But no matter how desperately he blows, the result is a bottomless pit, and the money of shareholders is smashed into it, and he can't even hear a sound.
At this time, Lao Hu realized that ** didn't listen to praise and praise at all.
After leaving the system and joining the market, the original experience did not work, although Lao Hu was thick enough, he couldn't withstand the repeated slaps in the face.
It is this kind of frustration that gives Lao Hu a little empathy.
However, Lao Hu's words were still too subtle.
Some companies are not short of money at all, and there are a bunch of investment platforms behind them, pressing their heads to go public, and then financing billions or tens of billions, not expanding reproduction, and changing hands to buy financial products.
This is a blatant attempt to treat shareholders as fools. Won't the investors who buy wealth management stocks buy it themselves? Do I have to give you the money to buy it?
There are also some companies that do not have sufficient qualifications, force behind them, financial fraud, fictitious profits, and collusion with intermediary structures, and wait to cash out and run away when they go public.
In fact, it is to knock the bone and suck the marrow of the stockholders.
Lao Hu's speech, although it said the true voice of the shareholders, was still too simple, and he actually questioned, "I don't know if these provinces have consulted the securities regulatory department for formulating such a plan?" ”
A few hours later, Lao Hu made a big move in an instant, and he became "Hu Xi's retreat" in seconds.
First of all, he deleted the post, emphasizing that "I have confidence in **", and reflected on myself, "I need to reduce the frequency of speaking against **, at least I will reduce my speech in the past two weeks".
Poor old Hu, who has been a person for a while, has retracted into his shell again.
In fact, this can't be blamed on Lao Hu, in the current situation, listed companies are the god of wealth.
If you cut off people's money, someone will naturally tell you to shut up.
I thought that Lao Hu, as a master of holding plates, would be able to hold a share **, but I didn't expect it to be a bomb.
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Hu Xijin**