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that enthusiasm for ...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://investorplace.com/2021/09/fundamentally-or-technically-wish-stock-looks-scary/\">Source Link</a>\n\n</div>\n\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{},"source_url":"https://investorplace.com/2021/09/fundamentally-or-technically-wish-stock-looks-scary/","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"1148896742","content_text":"Either way, a big drop for WISH stock confirms its precariousness.\n\nThere’s much aboutContextLogic(NASDAQ:WISH) that doesn’t inspire much confidence, it’s also fair to point out that enthusiasm for the e-commerce marketplace is quite strong. So, just on the favorable winds of the greater fool theory, WISH stock has upside potential.\nThe question is, what’s the probability of said potential?\nIf you askInvestorPlacecontributor Dana Blankenhorn, the answer is apparently not much. He bluntly stated that WISH stock is “overvalued” and “possibly full of hot air,” descriptors that typically don’t materialize if one felt confident about a particular opportunity. Specifically, Blankenhorn states that relative to revenue, ContextLogic is selling at 50% more than the top line.\nIn his view, that’s not acceptable because the company is not growing on the bottom line — quite the opposite. To have that kind of a premium, a prospective buyer would need to see serious justification. So far, WISH stock hasn’t delivered; hence, my colleague’s hot air reference. Essentially, that’s what you’re buying in absence of a credible narrative.\nHowever, others take a differing view. For instance,Benzingacontributor Melanie Schaffer implied that you could gamble on ContextLogic shares on the long side of the equation, noting recently that WISH appeared to be charting “adouble bottom patterncreated on Aug. 19 and Sept. 15,” which has bullish implications.\nOf course, the backdrop didn’t quite turn out that way. As you’ve undoubtedly heard, fears have mounted that real-estate developerChina Evergrande Group(OTCMKTS:EGRNF) “might not pay its bonds this month,” perThe Wall Street Journal. That triggered a wave of selloffs in companies tied to China’s property market, includingBlackRock(NYSE:BLK).\nBut ContextLogic took a massive hit along with the rest of the market earlier this week, shedding over 7%. This raises concerns about its forward viability.\nWISH Stock Wages a Two-Front Battle\nWhile it’s possible that WISH stock could jump higher from here, I think it’s always significant when a stock betrays the implications of a well-established technical pattern. You’ll notice that technical analysts never guarantee a price move but instead talk in terms of if-then probabilities.\nIn this case, WISH stock will likely jump higherifthe double-bottom pattern holds. But if it doesn’t hold, investors need to go back to the drawing board and assess whether the core of the original thesis applies.\nThe questions from the technical element segues into the fundamental aspect. Per ContextLogic’s10-Q filed last month, “China accounted for substantially all of marketplace and logistics revenue during the three and six months ended June 30, 2021 and 2020 based on the location of the merchants’ operations.”\nBasically, ContextLogic’s success depends on a healthy and robust Chinese consumer economy. Therefore, the Evergrande news isn’t what the doctor ordered.\nThen again, how much of ContextLogic’s business is truly tied to what’s going on with China’s property market? I get that major economic news from that nation will impact its citizenry’s sentiment and spending behaviors. But at the end of the day, we’re talking about an e-commerce platform facilitating transactions between buyers and sellers. So, there should be some insulation from the Evergrande headwind.\nOn the day of the WSJ report above, Evergrande shares tanked 18.3%. So WISH stock losing 7.2% is a massive deal, meaning that it suffered 39% of the volatility of the shares that started the fallout.\nThat seems a bit harsh, which leads me to suspect that WISH stock isn’t really trading on the fundamentals but rather speculation. There’s nothing wrong with that, per se, but it does lead to circumstances like this, where stakeholders dump on fears that may be only loosely related to the target asset.\nTime To Run To the Sidelines\nFrom where I stand, I’m almost certain there will be some kind of bounce back. But unless you’re a risk-tolerant speculator, you might want to hit the sidelines.\nCertainly, a harsh impact to China will hurt ContextLogic. But the idea that the country’s property market woes are devastating WISH shares raises a question: Are people trading on the substance of the matter or are they just reacting emotionally to fearful news?\nBut the kicker is that even if ContextLogic is legitimately tied to China’s property market, that’s not a comforting thought because the Evergrande issue seems very serious from a bird’s eye view.\nWith this new information — along with WISH’s inability to hold true to its bullish technical pattern — I’m seeing very little reason to risk capital here other than for a dangerous play on a dead-cat bounce.","news_type":1,"symbols_score_info":{"WISH":0.9}},"isVote":1,"tweetType":1,"viewCount":5337,"authorTweetTopStatus":1,"verified":2,"comments":[],"imageCount":0,"langContent":"EN","totalScore":0},{"id":817928783,"gmtCreate":1630899225342,"gmtModify":1676530415968,"author":{"id":"4092727419650750","authorId":"4092727419650750","name":"Ktlow","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/9d7e5098ae671c3de3419d378f8af304","crmLevel":11,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"followedFlag":false,"authorIdStr":"4092727419650750","idStr":"4092727419650750"},"themes":[],"title":"","htmlText":"Nice ","listText":"Nice ","text":"Nice","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":4,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/817928783","repostId":"1103617448","repostType":2,"repost":{"id":"1103617448","kind":"news","pubTimestamp":1630893800,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1103617448?lang=en_US&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2021-09-06 10:03","market":"sh","language":"zh","title":"The Beijing Stock Exchange is here! 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The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange is a strategic choice for great power competition and \"revitalizing the nation through science and technology\".</b></p><p>Currently, a technological revolution is coming, led by the digital economy, chips, artificial intelligence, new energy technologies, space exploration technologies, and biomedical technologies.</p><p><b>In China's high-quality economic development, industrial transformation and upgrading, and global industrial competition, competition in technological innovation is the core.</b>Whether China can gain a first-mover advantage in this technological competition will not only determine whether China can solve the short-term problem of \"bottlenecks\" in key technologies, but also the long-term question of who will be the \"leader\" of the global industrial economy in the future and who will be the 21st century.</p><p><b>Looking at the rise of great powers throughout history, science and technology have been the fundamental driving force:</b></p><p>Leveraging its leading advantage in the steam engine, Britain pioneered the First Industrial Revolution and became the world's hegemon.</p><p>Germany overtook Britain in the fields of internal combustion engines and electrification, leading the Second Industrial Revolution and replacing Britain.</p><p>After World War II, the United States led the Third Industrial Revolution in fields such as atomic energy, biomedicine, aerospace, and computers, further consolidating its position as a global technological leader and world hegemon.</p><p><b>In the US-Japan trade war of the 1980s and 90s, besides the superficial factor and direct incentive of the \"Plaza Accord,\" the key to the US's ultimate victory over Japan lies in the fundamental differences between the two countries in their choice of economic development drivers:</b></p><p>Japan, following the traditional host bank system, supports the development of traditional large manufacturing enterprises and the real estate industry, but its financial system is not suitable for the needs of technological innovation. Following the Plaza Accords, the yen appreciated, exports suffered, and Japan directly stimulated stock and housing bubbles through massive monetary easing, creating a \"false prosperity.\"</p><p>The United States provides a convenient financing environment for technology innovation companies through the Nasdaq market, and Silicon Valley has developed, nurturing a large number of subsequent internet companies.</p><p>By the 1990s, Japan's housing and stock market bubbles had burst, plunging the economy into a \"lost two decades.\" The United States has accumulated wealth and achieved a breakthrough, with the rise of the Internet revolution and the emergence of a \"new economic boom\". Japan was completely eliminated from the US-Japan competition.</p><p><b>In the great power struggle, technology determines the course of events! Science and technology are the primary productive forces and the key to the rise of major powers and global competition.</b></p><p><b>Finance is the lifeblood of the real economy; in technological competition, finance takes the lead. A country's capital market is better able to serve innovation and facilitate the financing and development of high-tech enterprises. The country's technological innovation is more likely to progress rapidly, while also attracting high-tech enterprises from other countries and regions to list locally.</b></p><p><b>In recent years, Nasdaq in the United States has also been continuously innovating its systems to provide more convenient policy and mechanism design for the listing of small and medium-sized science and technology innovation enterprises.</b>For example, in recent years, many special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) have emerged in the US stock market, becoming a \"shortcut\" for many companies to go public through backdoor listings. The operating model is as follows: The first step is to establish a SPAC company and apply to regulatory agencies for a share issuance to raise funds, but at this time the shares held by the sponsors can only be traded separately on a limited market; The second step is for the management team to find a target company that can be acquired within 18 to 24 months. After all shareholders vote and the majority agree, the acquisition is completed, the company is merged into a new company, and the stock can be officially listed and traded. Once the lock-up period for the shares held by the initiators expires, they can withdraw and cash out. The SPAC model allows companies to go public in a short period of time, and the cost is lower than IPOs, shell companies, and backdoor listings.</p><p><b>Today, China's policymakers are fully determined to transform, bidding farewell to the old \"real estate + land finance\" model based on the dividends of urbanization, and shaping a new growth model with \"hard technology + green and low-carbon + support for private enterprises and micro and small enterprises\" as its three pillars.</b></p><p><b>To undertake the aforementioned development strategic transformation, China currently needs an exchange that focuses on serving innovative SMEs and undertakes the mission of cultivating a number of specialized, refined, and innovative SMEs. The emergence of the Beijing Stock Exchange meets the needs of the times and responds to the demands of global technological competition.</b></p><p><b>Second, the Beijing Stock Exchange did not \"emerge out of thin air,\" but rather is the result of the endogenous evolution of Beijing's long-term policies supporting technological innovation.</b></p><p>Beijing is a city with a high concentration of innovative enterprises and financial resources in China. A review of the policy evolution path in Beijing's science and technology innovation field reveals that...<b>At every important historical juncture, Beijing has introduced major policy and institutional innovations:</b></p><p>In the 1980s and 90s, with the rise of the American internet technology industry, Beijing established...<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/000931\">Zhongguancun</a>It has become the region with the highest concentration of scientific, educational, intellectual and talent resources in my country, and is known as \"China's Silicon Valley\".</p><p>In 2006, unlisted joint-stock companies in Zhongguancun Science Park entered the agency transfer system to conduct share quotation transfers, which was called the \"New Third Board\".</p><p>On July 27, 2020, the establishment ceremony of the Selected Layer of the National Equities Exchange and Quotations (NEEQ) and the advancement ceremony of the first batch of companies were held in the listing hall of the NEEQ. The first batch of 32 companies had completed the public offering procedures, and the Selected Layer was officially established and opened for trading.</p><p><b>Now, after more than a year of pilot programs for the Selected Tier, the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange based on the Selected Tier is a natural progression.</b></p><p><b>From the perspective of Beijing's industrial transformation and upgrading, the digital economy and technological innovation are important supports. The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange is crucial for...<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/00925\">Beijing Construction</a>Being a financial center and a science and technology innovation center with global influence is of great significance.</b></p><p><b>Third, the most anticipated question for the Beijing Stock Exchange is whether it can make further breakthroughs and innovations in its institutional development.</b></p><p><b>China already has two major stock exchanges, Shanghai and Shenzhen. The biggest highlight of the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange is not the addition of another exchange, but what is most anticipated is what institutional innovations will emerge in the future!</b></p><p>For a long time, the Chinese stock market did not implement a registration system, making it impossible to list companies with dual-class shares or unprofitable high-tech companies. The launch of the Science and Technology Innovation Board solved the problem of the registration system and created conditions for unprofitable high-tech companies to go public. The Beijing Stock Exchange has further relaxed the market capitalization and financial conditions for innovative small and medium-sized enterprises to rise, making it more convenient for them to go public and raise funds.</p><p><b>Based on current regulatory information, the Beijing Stock Exchange's initial plan is an extension of the National Equities Exchange and Quotations (NEEQ):</b>The Beijing Stock Exchange will be established based on the existing NEEQ Selected Layer, generally transferring all basic systems of the Selected Layer, adhering to the principle that listed companies on the Beijing Stock Exchange will be generated by companies in the Innovation Layer, maintaining the \"layer-by-layer\" market structure of the NEEQ Basic Layer, Innovation Layer and the Beijing Stock Exchange, and simultaneously piloting a securities issuance registration system.</p><p>Previously, the NEEQ Select Layer also designed a system for transferring listings to the Science and Technology Innovation Board and the ChiNext Board, but only a limited number of companies have successfully transferred listings. The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange based on the existing NEEQ Selected Layer will not only help enhance the liquidity of equity and listing channels of companies listed on the NEEQ, but also \"create a main battleground for serving innovative SMEs\" and \"cultivate a number of specialized, refined and innovative SMEs\".</p><p><b>In terms of the conditions and thresholds for listing on the NEEQ Select Layer and the Science and Technology Innovation Board, the Select Layer has more lenient requirements for companies' market capitalization and financial conditions, which is more conducive to the listing of small and medium-sized science and technology innovation enterprises.</b></p><p><b>Will the Beijing Stock Exchange have more institutional innovations in the future? Can this further promote the reform process of China's stock market? It's something we can look forward to.</b></p><p><img src=\"https://static.tigerbbs.com/24adac74431844c001244acdf21f3ca0\" tg-width=\"892\" tg-height=\"853\" width=\"100%\" height=\"auto\"></p><p><b>IV. The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange will bring about disruptive changes to the PE fund industry.</b></p><p>The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange is conducive to the listing of innovative small and medium-sized enterprises, revitalizing the stock trading market, and boosting the revenue growth of securities firms' underwriting and brokerage businesses. As a result, securities firm stocks collectively surged after the market opened on Friday.</p><p>But we believe that,<b>The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange will have very limited benefits for brokerage stocks; at best, it will only provide some \"soup\". The biggest beneficiaries, or rather, the \"profiteers,\" of the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange are PE/VC funds, and the golden age of primary PE funds is expected to arrive.</b></p><p>In the past, there were relatively few exit channels for PE/VC investments, and they basically had to wait until the investee company went public before they could exit smoothly. However, in the past, companies had high thresholds and long listing cycles on the A-share market, while the duration of typical PE funds was often only 3-7 years.</p><p>To ensure a smooth exit and realize returns for investors at the end of the fund's lifespan, Chinese PE funds often have to keep up with the \"second half,\" only intervening when companies grow to a certain size and can go public in a short period of time. Some companies face difficulties in listing in China and ultimately choose a VIE structure to list in the United States or Hong Kong, allowing private equity funds to exit.</p><p><b>With the launch of the Science and Technology Innovation Board, the reform of the registration-based IPO system on the ChiNext board, and the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange, it has become more convenient for innovative SMEs to list, and the conditions have been relaxed. They can list at an earlier stage of their development, which can alleviate the problem of mismatch between the product terms of PE funds and the listing terms of investee companies in the past, and change the phenomenon of Chinese PE funds flocking to invest in pre-IPOs or near-IPO rounds. Innovative SMEs no longer need to go through the long process of angel round - Series A - Series B - Series C - Series D - IPO when going public, which will encourage more PE funds to move forward on the investment side and also promote the development of VC investment.</b></p><p><b>The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange has also changed the underlying logic of the survival of primary market PE funds and will disrupt the current industry ecosystem in the future.</b>The current PE and VC markets are polarized: a large number of startups are vying for investment from leading PE funds, while a large number of small and medium-sized PE funds are seeking market share from star projects. Leading private equity funds have strong fundraising capabilities, while small and medium-sized private equity funds find it difficult to find LPs without special resources. In the future, it will be easier for innovative SMEs to go public, which will be conducive to the survival and development of professional and distinctive SME PE funds and is expected to change the industry ecosystem dominated by leading large PE funds.</p>","source":"lsy1568619116533","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; charset=utf-8\" />\n<meta name=\"viewport\" content=\"width=device-width,initial-scale=1.0,minimum-scale=1.0,maximum-scale=1.0,user-scalable=no\"/>\n<meta name=\"format-detection\" content=\"telephone=no,email=no,address=no\" />\n<title>The Beijing Stock Exchange is here! 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Whose \"meat\" and whose \"soup\"?\n</h2>\n<h4 class=\"meta\">\n<p class=\"head\">\n<strong class=\"h-name small\">海清FICC频道</strong><span class=\"h-time small\">2021-09-06 10:03</span>\n</p>\n</h4>\n</header>\n<article>\n<p>On the evening of September 2, the central government announced that it would deepen the reform of the National Equities Exchange and Quotations (NEEQ), establish the Beijing Stock Exchange, and create a main platform for serving innovative small and medium-sized enterprises.</p><p><b>I. The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange is a strategic choice for great power competition and \"revitalizing the nation through science and technology\".</b></p><p>Currently, a technological revolution is coming, led by the digital economy, chips, artificial intelligence, new energy technologies, space exploration technologies, and biomedical technologies.</p><p><b>In China's high-quality economic development, industrial transformation and upgrading, and global industrial competition, competition in technological innovation is the core.</b>Whether China can gain a first-mover advantage in this technological competition will not only determine whether China can solve the short-term problem of \"bottlenecks\" in key technologies, but also the long-term question of who will be the \"leader\" of the global industrial economy in the future and who will be the 21st century.</p><p><b>Looking at the rise of great powers throughout history, science and technology have been the fundamental driving force:</b></p><p>Leveraging its leading advantage in the steam engine, Britain pioneered the First Industrial Revolution and became the world's hegemon.</p><p>Germany overtook Britain in the fields of internal combustion engines and electrification, leading the Second Industrial Revolution and replacing Britain.</p><p>After World War II, the United States led the Third Industrial Revolution in fields such as atomic energy, biomedicine, aerospace, and computers, further consolidating its position as a global technological leader and world hegemon.</p><p><b>In the US-Japan trade war of the 1980s and 90s, besides the superficial factor and direct incentive of the \"Plaza Accord,\" the key to the US's ultimate victory over Japan lies in the fundamental differences between the two countries in their choice of economic development drivers:</b></p><p>Japan, following the traditional host bank system, supports the development of traditional large manufacturing enterprises and the real estate industry, but its financial system is not suitable for the needs of technological innovation. Following the Plaza Accords, the yen appreciated, exports suffered, and Japan directly stimulated stock and housing bubbles through massive monetary easing, creating a \"false prosperity.\"</p><p>The United States provides a convenient financing environment for technology innovation companies through the Nasdaq market, and Silicon Valley has developed, nurturing a large number of subsequent internet companies.</p><p>By the 1990s, Japan's housing and stock market bubbles had burst, plunging the economy into a \"lost two decades.\" The United States has accumulated wealth and achieved a breakthrough, with the rise of the Internet revolution and the emergence of a \"new economic boom\". Japan was completely eliminated from the US-Japan competition.</p><p><b>In the great power struggle, technology determines the course of events! Science and technology are the primary productive forces and the key to the rise of major powers and global competition.</b></p><p><b>Finance is the lifeblood of the real economy; in technological competition, finance takes the lead. A country's capital market is better able to serve innovation and facilitate the financing and development of high-tech enterprises. The country's technological innovation is more likely to progress rapidly, while also attracting high-tech enterprises from other countries and regions to list locally.</b></p><p><b>In recent years, Nasdaq in the United States has also been continuously innovating its systems to provide more convenient policy and mechanism design for the listing of small and medium-sized science and technology innovation enterprises.</b>For example, in recent years, many special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) have emerged in the US stock market, becoming a \"shortcut\" for many companies to go public through backdoor listings. The operating model is as follows: The first step is to establish a SPAC company and apply to regulatory agencies for a share issuance to raise funds, but at this time the shares held by the sponsors can only be traded separately on a limited market; The second step is for the management team to find a target company that can be acquired within 18 to 24 months. After all shareholders vote and the majority agree, the acquisition is completed, the company is merged into a new company, and the stock can be officially listed and traded. Once the lock-up period for the shares held by the initiators expires, they can withdraw and cash out. The SPAC model allows companies to go public in a short period of time, and the cost is lower than IPOs, shell companies, and backdoor listings.</p><p><b>Today, China's policymakers are fully determined to transform, bidding farewell to the old \"real estate + land finance\" model based on the dividends of urbanization, and shaping a new growth model with \"hard technology + green and low-carbon + support for private enterprises and micro and small enterprises\" as its three pillars.</b></p><p><b>To undertake the aforementioned development strategic transformation, China currently needs an exchange that focuses on serving innovative SMEs and undertakes the mission of cultivating a number of specialized, refined, and innovative SMEs. The emergence of the Beijing Stock Exchange meets the needs of the times and responds to the demands of global technological competition.</b></p><p><b>Second, the Beijing Stock Exchange did not \"emerge out of thin air,\" but rather is the result of the endogenous evolution of Beijing's long-term policies supporting technological innovation.</b></p><p>Beijing is a city with a high concentration of innovative enterprises and financial resources in China. A review of the policy evolution path in Beijing's science and technology innovation field reveals that...<b>At every important historical juncture, Beijing has introduced major policy and institutional innovations:</b></p><p>In the 1980s and 90s, with the rise of the American internet technology industry, Beijing established...<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/000931\">Zhongguancun</a>It has become the region with the highest concentration of scientific, educational, intellectual and talent resources in my country, and is known as \"China's Silicon Valley\".</p><p>In 2006, unlisted joint-stock companies in Zhongguancun Science Park entered the agency transfer system to conduct share quotation transfers, which was called the \"New Third Board\".</p><p>On July 27, 2020, the establishment ceremony of the Selected Layer of the National Equities Exchange and Quotations (NEEQ) and the advancement ceremony of the first batch of companies were held in the listing hall of the NEEQ. The first batch of 32 companies had completed the public offering procedures, and the Selected Layer was officially established and opened for trading.</p><p><b>Now, after more than a year of pilot programs for the Selected Tier, the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange based on the Selected Tier is a natural progression.</b></p><p><b>From the perspective of Beijing's industrial transformation and upgrading, the digital economy and technological innovation are important supports. The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange is crucial for...<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/00925\">Beijing Construction</a>Being a financial center and a science and technology innovation center with global influence is of great significance.</b></p><p><b>Third, the most anticipated question for the Beijing Stock Exchange is whether it can make further breakthroughs and innovations in its institutional development.</b></p><p><b>China already has two major stock exchanges, Shanghai and Shenzhen. The biggest highlight of the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange is not the addition of another exchange, but what is most anticipated is what institutional innovations will emerge in the future!</b></p><p>For a long time, the Chinese stock market did not implement a registration system, making it impossible to list companies with dual-class shares or unprofitable high-tech companies. The launch of the Science and Technology Innovation Board solved the problem of the registration system and created conditions for unprofitable high-tech companies to go public. The Beijing Stock Exchange has further relaxed the market capitalization and financial conditions for innovative small and medium-sized enterprises to rise, making it more convenient for them to go public and raise funds.</p><p><b>Based on current regulatory information, the Beijing Stock Exchange's initial plan is an extension of the National Equities Exchange and Quotations (NEEQ):</b>The Beijing Stock Exchange will be established based on the existing NEEQ Selected Layer, generally transferring all basic systems of the Selected Layer, adhering to the principle that listed companies on the Beijing Stock Exchange will be generated by companies in the Innovation Layer, maintaining the \"layer-by-layer\" market structure of the NEEQ Basic Layer, Innovation Layer and the Beijing Stock Exchange, and simultaneously piloting a securities issuance registration system.</p><p>Previously, the NEEQ Select Layer also designed a system for transferring listings to the Science and Technology Innovation Board and the ChiNext Board, but only a limited number of companies have successfully transferred listings. The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange based on the existing NEEQ Selected Layer will not only help enhance the liquidity of equity and listing channels of companies listed on the NEEQ, but also \"create a main battleground for serving innovative SMEs\" and \"cultivate a number of specialized, refined and innovative SMEs\".</p><p><b>In terms of the conditions and thresholds for listing on the NEEQ Select Layer and the Science and Technology Innovation Board, the Select Layer has more lenient requirements for companies' market capitalization and financial conditions, which is more conducive to the listing of small and medium-sized science and technology innovation enterprises.</b></p><p><b>Will the Beijing Stock Exchange have more institutional innovations in the future? Can this further promote the reform process of China's stock market? It's something we can look forward to.</b></p><p><img src=\"https://static.tigerbbs.com/24adac74431844c001244acdf21f3ca0\" tg-width=\"892\" tg-height=\"853\" width=\"100%\" height=\"auto\"></p><p><b>IV. The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange will bring about disruptive changes to the PE fund industry.</b></p><p>The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange is conducive to the listing of innovative small and medium-sized enterprises, revitalizing the stock trading market, and boosting the revenue growth of securities firms' underwriting and brokerage businesses. As a result, securities firm stocks collectively surged after the market opened on Friday.</p><p>But we believe that,<b>The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange will have very limited benefits for brokerage stocks; at best, it will only provide some \"soup\". The biggest beneficiaries, or rather, the \"profiteers,\" of the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange are PE/VC funds, and the golden age of primary PE funds is expected to arrive.</b></p><p>In the past, there were relatively few exit channels for PE/VC investments, and they basically had to wait until the investee company went public before they could exit smoothly. However, in the past, companies had high thresholds and long listing cycles on the A-share market, while the duration of typical PE funds was often only 3-7 years.</p><p>To ensure a smooth exit and realize returns for investors at the end of the fund's lifespan, Chinese PE funds often have to keep up with the \"second half,\" only intervening when companies grow to a certain size and can go public in a short period of time. Some companies face difficulties in listing in China and ultimately choose a VIE structure to list in the United States or Hong Kong, allowing private equity funds to exit.</p><p><b>With the launch of the Science and Technology Innovation Board, the reform of the registration-based IPO system on the ChiNext board, and the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange, it has become more convenient for innovative SMEs to list, and the conditions have been relaxed. They can list at an earlier stage of their development, which can alleviate the problem of mismatch between the product terms of PE funds and the listing terms of investee companies in the past, and change the phenomenon of Chinese PE funds flocking to invest in pre-IPOs or near-IPO rounds. Innovative SMEs no longer need to go through the long process of angel round - Series A - Series B - Series C - Series D - IPO when going public, which will encourage more PE funds to move forward on the investment side and also promote the development of VC investment.</b></p><p><b>The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange has also changed the underlying logic of the survival of primary market PE funds and will disrupt the current industry ecosystem in the future.</b>The current PE and VC markets are polarized: a large number of startups are vying for investment from leading PE funds, while a large number of small and medium-sized PE funds are seeking market share from star projects. Leading private equity funds have strong fundraising capabilities, while small and medium-sized private equity funds find it difficult to find LPs without special resources. In the future, it will be easier for innovative SMEs to go public, which will be conducive to the survival and development of professional and distinctive SME PE funds and is expected to change the industry ecosystem dominated by leading large PE funds.</p>\n<div class=\"bt-text\">\n\n\n<p> source：<a 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that enthusiasm for ...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://investorplace.com/2021/09/fundamentally-or-technically-wish-stock-looks-scary/\">Source Link</a>\n\n</div>\n\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{},"source_url":"https://investorplace.com/2021/09/fundamentally-or-technically-wish-stock-looks-scary/","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"1148896742","content_text":"Either way, a big drop for WISH stock confirms its precariousness.\n\nThere’s much aboutContextLogic(NASDAQ:WISH) that doesn’t inspire much confidence, it’s also fair to point out that enthusiasm for the e-commerce marketplace is quite strong. So, just on the favorable winds of the greater fool theory, WISH stock has upside potential.\nThe question is, what’s the probability of said potential?\nIf you askInvestorPlacecontributor Dana Blankenhorn, the answer is apparently not much. He bluntly stated that WISH stock is “overvalued” and “possibly full of hot air,” descriptors that typically don’t materialize if one felt confident about a particular opportunity. Specifically, Blankenhorn states that relative to revenue, ContextLogic is selling at 50% more than the top line.\nIn his view, that’s not acceptable because the company is not growing on the bottom line — quite the opposite. To have that kind of a premium, a prospective buyer would need to see serious justification. So far, WISH stock hasn’t delivered; hence, my colleague’s hot air reference. Essentially, that’s what you’re buying in absence of a credible narrative.\nHowever, others take a differing view. For instance,Benzingacontributor Melanie Schaffer implied that you could gamble on ContextLogic shares on the long side of the equation, noting recently that WISH appeared to be charting “adouble bottom patterncreated on Aug. 19 and Sept. 15,” which has bullish implications.\nOf course, the backdrop didn’t quite turn out that way. As you’ve undoubtedly heard, fears have mounted that real-estate developerChina Evergrande Group(OTCMKTS:EGRNF) “might not pay its bonds this month,” perThe Wall Street Journal. That triggered a wave of selloffs in companies tied to China’s property market, includingBlackRock(NYSE:BLK).\nBut ContextLogic took a massive hit along with the rest of the market earlier this week, shedding over 7%. This raises concerns about its forward viability.\nWISH Stock Wages a Two-Front Battle\nWhile it’s possible that WISH stock could jump higher from here, I think it’s always significant when a stock betrays the implications of a well-established technical pattern. You’ll notice that technical analysts never guarantee a price move but instead talk in terms of if-then probabilities.\nIn this case, WISH stock will likely jump higherifthe double-bottom pattern holds. But if it doesn’t hold, investors need to go back to the drawing board and assess whether the core of the original thesis applies.\nThe questions from the technical element segues into the fundamental aspect. Per ContextLogic’s10-Q filed last month, “China accounted for substantially all of marketplace and logistics revenue during the three and six months ended June 30, 2021 and 2020 based on the location of the merchants’ operations.”\nBasically, ContextLogic’s success depends on a healthy and robust Chinese consumer economy. Therefore, the Evergrande news isn’t what the doctor ordered.\nThen again, how much of ContextLogic’s business is truly tied to what’s going on with China’s property market? I get that major economic news from that nation will impact its citizenry’s sentiment and spending behaviors. But at the end of the day, we’re talking about an e-commerce platform facilitating transactions between buyers and sellers. So, there should be some insulation from the Evergrande headwind.\nOn the day of the WSJ report above, Evergrande shares tanked 18.3%. So WISH stock losing 7.2% is a massive deal, meaning that it suffered 39% of the volatility of the shares that started the fallout.\nThat seems a bit harsh, which leads me to suspect that WISH stock isn’t really trading on the fundamentals but rather speculation. There’s nothing wrong with that, per se, but it does lead to circumstances like this, where stakeholders dump on fears that may be only loosely related to the target asset.\nTime To Run To the Sidelines\nFrom where I stand, I’m almost certain there will be some kind of bounce back. But unless you’re a risk-tolerant speculator, you might want to hit the sidelines.\nCertainly, a harsh impact to China will hurt ContextLogic. But the idea that the country’s property market woes are devastating WISH shares raises a question: Are people trading on the substance of the matter or are they just reacting emotionally to fearful news?\nBut the kicker is that even if ContextLogic is legitimately tied to China’s property market, that’s not a comforting thought because the Evergrande issue seems very serious from a bird’s eye view.\nWith this new information — along with WISH’s inability to hold true to its bullish technical pattern — I’m seeing very little reason to risk capital here other than for a dangerous play on a dead-cat bounce.","news_type":1,"symbols_score_info":{"WISH":0.9}},"isVote":1,"tweetType":1,"viewCount":5337,"authorTweetTopStatus":1,"verified":2,"comments":[],"imageCount":0,"langContent":"EN","totalScore":0},{"id":817928783,"gmtCreate":1630899225342,"gmtModify":1676530415968,"author":{"id":"4092727419650750","authorId":"4092727419650750","name":"Ktlow","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/9d7e5098ae671c3de3419d378f8af304","crmLevel":11,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"followedFlag":false,"authorIdStr":"4092727419650750","idStr":"4092727419650750"},"themes":[],"title":"","htmlText":"Nice ","listText":"Nice ","text":"Nice","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":4,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/817928783","repostId":"1103617448","repostType":2,"repost":{"id":"1103617448","kind":"news","pubTimestamp":1630893800,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1103617448?lang=en_US&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2021-09-06 10:03","market":"sh","language":"zh","title":"The Beijing Stock Exchange is here! Whose \"meat\" and whose \"soup\"?","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1103617448","media":"海清FICC频道","summary":"9月2日晚，中央宣布将深化新三板改革，设立北京证券交易所，打造服务创新型中小企业主阵地。\n一、设立北京证券交易所是大国博弈、“科技兴邦”的战略抉择\n当前，一场以数字经济、芯片、人工智能、新能源技术、太","content":"<p>On the evening of September 2, the central government announced that it would deepen the reform of the National Equities Exchange and Quotations (NEEQ), establish the Beijing Stock Exchange, and create a main platform for serving innovative small and medium-sized enterprises.</p><p><b>I. The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange is a strategic choice for great power competition and \"revitalizing the nation through science and technology\".</b></p><p>Currently, a technological revolution is coming, led by the digital economy, chips, artificial intelligence, new energy technologies, space exploration technologies, and biomedical technologies.</p><p><b>In China's high-quality economic development, industrial transformation and upgrading, and global industrial competition, competition in technological innovation is the core.</b>Whether China can gain a first-mover advantage in this technological competition will not only determine whether China can solve the short-term problem of \"bottlenecks\" in key technologies, but also the long-term question of who will be the \"leader\" of the global industrial economy in the future and who will be the 21st century.</p><p><b>Looking at the rise of great powers throughout history, science and technology have been the fundamental driving force:</b></p><p>Leveraging its leading advantage in the steam engine, Britain pioneered the First Industrial Revolution and became the world's hegemon.</p><p>Germany overtook Britain in the fields of internal combustion engines and electrification, leading the Second Industrial Revolution and replacing Britain.</p><p>After World War II, the United States led the Third Industrial Revolution in fields such as atomic energy, biomedicine, aerospace, and computers, further consolidating its position as a global technological leader and world hegemon.</p><p><b>In the US-Japan trade war of the 1980s and 90s, besides the superficial factor and direct incentive of the \"Plaza Accord,\" the key to the US's ultimate victory over Japan lies in the fundamental differences between the two countries in their choice of economic development drivers:</b></p><p>Japan, following the traditional host bank system, supports the development of traditional large manufacturing enterprises and the real estate industry, but its financial system is not suitable for the needs of technological innovation. Following the Plaza Accords, the yen appreciated, exports suffered, and Japan directly stimulated stock and housing bubbles through massive monetary easing, creating a \"false prosperity.\"</p><p>The United States provides a convenient financing environment for technology innovation companies through the Nasdaq market, and Silicon Valley has developed, nurturing a large number of subsequent internet companies.</p><p>By the 1990s, Japan's housing and stock market bubbles had burst, plunging the economy into a \"lost two decades.\" The United States has accumulated wealth and achieved a breakthrough, with the rise of the Internet revolution and the emergence of a \"new economic boom\". Japan was completely eliminated from the US-Japan competition.</p><p><b>In the great power struggle, technology determines the course of events! Science and technology are the primary productive forces and the key to the rise of major powers and global competition.</b></p><p><b>Finance is the lifeblood of the real economy; in technological competition, finance takes the lead. A country's capital market is better able to serve innovation and facilitate the financing and development of high-tech enterprises. The country's technological innovation is more likely to progress rapidly, while also attracting high-tech enterprises from other countries and regions to list locally.</b></p><p><b>In recent years, Nasdaq in the United States has also been continuously innovating its systems to provide more convenient policy and mechanism design for the listing of small and medium-sized science and technology innovation enterprises.</b>For example, in recent years, many special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) have emerged in the US stock market, becoming a \"shortcut\" for many companies to go public through backdoor listings. The operating model is as follows: The first step is to establish a SPAC company and apply to regulatory agencies for a share issuance to raise funds, but at this time the shares held by the sponsors can only be traded separately on a limited market; The second step is for the management team to find a target company that can be acquired within 18 to 24 months. After all shareholders vote and the majority agree, the acquisition is completed, the company is merged into a new company, and the stock can be officially listed and traded. Once the lock-up period for the shares held by the initiators expires, they can withdraw and cash out. The SPAC model allows companies to go public in a short period of time, and the cost is lower than IPOs, shell companies, and backdoor listings.</p><p><b>Today, China's policymakers are fully determined to transform, bidding farewell to the old \"real estate + land finance\" model based on the dividends of urbanization, and shaping a new growth model with \"hard technology + green and low-carbon + support for private enterprises and micro and small enterprises\" as its three pillars.</b></p><p><b>To undertake the aforementioned development strategic transformation, China currently needs an exchange that focuses on serving innovative SMEs and undertakes the mission of cultivating a number of specialized, refined, and innovative SMEs. The emergence of the Beijing Stock Exchange meets the needs of the times and responds to the demands of global technological competition.</b></p><p><b>Second, the Beijing Stock Exchange did not \"emerge out of thin air,\" but rather is the result of the endogenous evolution of Beijing's long-term policies supporting technological innovation.</b></p><p>Beijing is a city with a high concentration of innovative enterprises and financial resources in China. A review of the policy evolution path in Beijing's science and technology innovation field reveals that...<b>At every important historical juncture, Beijing has introduced major policy and institutional innovations:</b></p><p>In the 1980s and 90s, with the rise of the American internet technology industry, Beijing established...<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/000931\">Zhongguancun</a>It has become the region with the highest concentration of scientific, educational, intellectual and talent resources in my country, and is known as \"China's Silicon Valley\".</p><p>In 2006, unlisted joint-stock companies in Zhongguancun Science Park entered the agency transfer system to conduct share quotation transfers, which was called the \"New Third Board\".</p><p>On July 27, 2020, the establishment ceremony of the Selected Layer of the National Equities Exchange and Quotations (NEEQ) and the advancement ceremony of the first batch of companies were held in the listing hall of the NEEQ. The first batch of 32 companies had completed the public offering procedures, and the Selected Layer was officially established and opened for trading.</p><p><b>Now, after more than a year of pilot programs for the Selected Tier, the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange based on the Selected Tier is a natural progression.</b></p><p><b>From the perspective of Beijing's industrial transformation and upgrading, the digital economy and technological innovation are important supports. The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange is crucial for...<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/00925\">Beijing Construction</a>Being a financial center and a science and technology innovation center with global influence is of great significance.</b></p><p><b>Third, the most anticipated question for the Beijing Stock Exchange is whether it can make further breakthroughs and innovations in its institutional development.</b></p><p><b>China already has two major stock exchanges, Shanghai and Shenzhen. The biggest highlight of the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange is not the addition of another exchange, but what is most anticipated is what institutional innovations will emerge in the future!</b></p><p>For a long time, the Chinese stock market did not implement a registration system, making it impossible to list companies with dual-class shares or unprofitable high-tech companies. The launch of the Science and Technology Innovation Board solved the problem of the registration system and created conditions for unprofitable high-tech companies to go public. The Beijing Stock Exchange has further relaxed the market capitalization and financial conditions for innovative small and medium-sized enterprises to rise, making it more convenient for them to go public and raise funds.</p><p><b>Based on current regulatory information, the Beijing Stock Exchange's initial plan is an extension of the National Equities Exchange and Quotations (NEEQ):</b>The Beijing Stock Exchange will be established based on the existing NEEQ Selected Layer, generally transferring all basic systems of the Selected Layer, adhering to the principle that listed companies on the Beijing Stock Exchange will be generated by companies in the Innovation Layer, maintaining the \"layer-by-layer\" market structure of the NEEQ Basic Layer, Innovation Layer and the Beijing Stock Exchange, and simultaneously piloting a securities issuance registration system.</p><p>Previously, the NEEQ Select Layer also designed a system for transferring listings to the Science and Technology Innovation Board and the ChiNext Board, but only a limited number of companies have successfully transferred listings. The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange based on the existing NEEQ Selected Layer will not only help enhance the liquidity of equity and listing channels of companies listed on the NEEQ, but also \"create a main battleground for serving innovative SMEs\" and \"cultivate a number of specialized, refined and innovative SMEs\".</p><p><b>In terms of the conditions and thresholds for listing on the NEEQ Select Layer and the Science and Technology Innovation Board, the Select Layer has more lenient requirements for companies' market capitalization and financial conditions, which is more conducive to the listing of small and medium-sized science and technology innovation enterprises.</b></p><p><b>Will the Beijing Stock Exchange have more institutional innovations in the future? Can this further promote the reform process of China's stock market? It's something we can look forward to.</b></p><p><img src=\"https://static.tigerbbs.com/24adac74431844c001244acdf21f3ca0\" tg-width=\"892\" tg-height=\"853\" width=\"100%\" height=\"auto\"></p><p><b>IV. The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange will bring about disruptive changes to the PE fund industry.</b></p><p>The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange is conducive to the listing of innovative small and medium-sized enterprises, revitalizing the stock trading market, and boosting the revenue growth of securities firms' underwriting and brokerage businesses. As a result, securities firm stocks collectively surged after the market opened on Friday.</p><p>But we believe that,<b>The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange will have very limited benefits for brokerage stocks; at best, it will only provide some \"soup\". The biggest beneficiaries, or rather, the \"profiteers,\" of the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange are PE/VC funds, and the golden age of primary PE funds is expected to arrive.</b></p><p>In the past, there were relatively few exit channels for PE/VC investments, and they basically had to wait until the investee company went public before they could exit smoothly. However, in the past, companies had high thresholds and long listing cycles on the A-share market, while the duration of typical PE funds was often only 3-7 years.</p><p>To ensure a smooth exit and realize returns for investors at the end of the fund's lifespan, Chinese PE funds often have to keep up with the \"second half,\" only intervening when companies grow to a certain size and can go public in a short period of time. Some companies face difficulties in listing in China and ultimately choose a VIE structure to list in the United States or Hong Kong, allowing private equity funds to exit.</p><p><b>With the launch of the Science and Technology Innovation Board, the reform of the registration-based IPO system on the ChiNext board, and the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange, it has become more convenient for innovative SMEs to list, and the conditions have been relaxed. They can list at an earlier stage of their development, which can alleviate the problem of mismatch between the product terms of PE funds and the listing terms of investee companies in the past, and change the phenomenon of Chinese PE funds flocking to invest in pre-IPOs or near-IPO rounds. Innovative SMEs no longer need to go through the long process of angel round - Series A - Series B - Series C - Series D - IPO when going public, which will encourage more PE funds to move forward on the investment side and also promote the development of VC investment.</b></p><p><b>The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange has also changed the underlying logic of the survival of primary market PE funds and will disrupt the current industry ecosystem in the future.</b>The current PE and VC markets are polarized: a large number of startups are vying for investment from leading PE funds, while a large number of small and medium-sized PE funds are seeking market share from star projects. Leading private equity funds have strong fundraising capabilities, while small and medium-sized private equity funds find it difficult to find LPs without special resources. In the future, it will be easier for innovative SMEs to go public, which will be conducive to the survival and development of professional and distinctive SME PE funds and is expected to change the industry ecosystem dominated by leading large PE funds.</p>","source":"lsy1568619116533","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; charset=utf-8\" />\n<meta name=\"viewport\" content=\"width=device-width,initial-scale=1.0,minimum-scale=1.0,maximum-scale=1.0,user-scalable=no\"/>\n<meta name=\"format-detection\" content=\"telephone=no,email=no,address=no\" />\n<title>The Beijing Stock Exchange is here! 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Whose \"meat\" and whose \"soup\"?\n</h2>\n<h4 class=\"meta\">\n<p class=\"head\">\n<strong class=\"h-name small\">海清FICC频道</strong><span class=\"h-time small\">2021-09-06 10:03</span>\n</p>\n</h4>\n</header>\n<article>\n<p>On the evening of September 2, the central government announced that it would deepen the reform of the National Equities Exchange and Quotations (NEEQ), establish the Beijing Stock Exchange, and create a main platform for serving innovative small and medium-sized enterprises.</p><p><b>I. The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange is a strategic choice for great power competition and \"revitalizing the nation through science and technology\".</b></p><p>Currently, a technological revolution is coming, led by the digital economy, chips, artificial intelligence, new energy technologies, space exploration technologies, and biomedical technologies.</p><p><b>In China's high-quality economic development, industrial transformation and upgrading, and global industrial competition, competition in technological innovation is the core.</b>Whether China can gain a first-mover advantage in this technological competition will not only determine whether China can solve the short-term problem of \"bottlenecks\" in key technologies, but also the long-term question of who will be the \"leader\" of the global industrial economy in the future and who will be the 21st century.</p><p><b>Looking at the rise of great powers throughout history, science and technology have been the fundamental driving force:</b></p><p>Leveraging its leading advantage in the steam engine, Britain pioneered the First Industrial Revolution and became the world's hegemon.</p><p>Germany overtook Britain in the fields of internal combustion engines and electrification, leading the Second Industrial Revolution and replacing Britain.</p><p>After World War II, the United States led the Third Industrial Revolution in fields such as atomic energy, biomedicine, aerospace, and computers, further consolidating its position as a global technological leader and world hegemon.</p><p><b>In the US-Japan trade war of the 1980s and 90s, besides the superficial factor and direct incentive of the \"Plaza Accord,\" the key to the US's ultimate victory over Japan lies in the fundamental differences between the two countries in their choice of economic development drivers:</b></p><p>Japan, following the traditional host bank system, supports the development of traditional large manufacturing enterprises and the real estate industry, but its financial system is not suitable for the needs of technological innovation. Following the Plaza Accords, the yen appreciated, exports suffered, and Japan directly stimulated stock and housing bubbles through massive monetary easing, creating a \"false prosperity.\"</p><p>The United States provides a convenient financing environment for technology innovation companies through the Nasdaq market, and Silicon Valley has developed, nurturing a large number of subsequent internet companies.</p><p>By the 1990s, Japan's housing and stock market bubbles had burst, plunging the economy into a \"lost two decades.\" The United States has accumulated wealth and achieved a breakthrough, with the rise of the Internet revolution and the emergence of a \"new economic boom\". Japan was completely eliminated from the US-Japan competition.</p><p><b>In the great power struggle, technology determines the course of events! Science and technology are the primary productive forces and the key to the rise of major powers and global competition.</b></p><p><b>Finance is the lifeblood of the real economy; in technological competition, finance takes the lead. A country's capital market is better able to serve innovation and facilitate the financing and development of high-tech enterprises. The country's technological innovation is more likely to progress rapidly, while also attracting high-tech enterprises from other countries and regions to list locally.</b></p><p><b>In recent years, Nasdaq in the United States has also been continuously innovating its systems to provide more convenient policy and mechanism design for the listing of small and medium-sized science and technology innovation enterprises.</b>For example, in recent years, many special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) have emerged in the US stock market, becoming a \"shortcut\" for many companies to go public through backdoor listings. The operating model is as follows: The first step is to establish a SPAC company and apply to regulatory agencies for a share issuance to raise funds, but at this time the shares held by the sponsors can only be traded separately on a limited market; The second step is for the management team to find a target company that can be acquired within 18 to 24 months. After all shareholders vote and the majority agree, the acquisition is completed, the company is merged into a new company, and the stock can be officially listed and traded. Once the lock-up period for the shares held by the initiators expires, they can withdraw and cash out. The SPAC model allows companies to go public in a short period of time, and the cost is lower than IPOs, shell companies, and backdoor listings.</p><p><b>Today, China's policymakers are fully determined to transform, bidding farewell to the old \"real estate + land finance\" model based on the dividends of urbanization, and shaping a new growth model with \"hard technology + green and low-carbon + support for private enterprises and micro and small enterprises\" as its three pillars.</b></p><p><b>To undertake the aforementioned development strategic transformation, China currently needs an exchange that focuses on serving innovative SMEs and undertakes the mission of cultivating a number of specialized, refined, and innovative SMEs. The emergence of the Beijing Stock Exchange meets the needs of the times and responds to the demands of global technological competition.</b></p><p><b>Second, the Beijing Stock Exchange did not \"emerge out of thin air,\" but rather is the result of the endogenous evolution of Beijing's long-term policies supporting technological innovation.</b></p><p>Beijing is a city with a high concentration of innovative enterprises and financial resources in China. A review of the policy evolution path in Beijing's science and technology innovation field reveals that...<b>At every important historical juncture, Beijing has introduced major policy and institutional innovations:</b></p><p>In the 1980s and 90s, with the rise of the American internet technology industry, Beijing established...<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/000931\">Zhongguancun</a>It has become the region with the highest concentration of scientific, educational, intellectual and talent resources in my country, and is known as \"China's Silicon Valley\".</p><p>In 2006, unlisted joint-stock companies in Zhongguancun Science Park entered the agency transfer system to conduct share quotation transfers, which was called the \"New Third Board\".</p><p>On July 27, 2020, the establishment ceremony of the Selected Layer of the National Equities Exchange and Quotations (NEEQ) and the advancement ceremony of the first batch of companies were held in the listing hall of the NEEQ. The first batch of 32 companies had completed the public offering procedures, and the Selected Layer was officially established and opened for trading.</p><p><b>Now, after more than a year of pilot programs for the Selected Tier, the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange based on the Selected Tier is a natural progression.</b></p><p><b>From the perspective of Beijing's industrial transformation and upgrading, the digital economy and technological innovation are important supports. The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange is crucial for...<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/00925\">Beijing Construction</a>Being a financial center and a science and technology innovation center with global influence is of great significance.</b></p><p><b>Third, the most anticipated question for the Beijing Stock Exchange is whether it can make further breakthroughs and innovations in its institutional development.</b></p><p><b>China already has two major stock exchanges, Shanghai and Shenzhen. The biggest highlight of the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange is not the addition of another exchange, but what is most anticipated is what institutional innovations will emerge in the future!</b></p><p>For a long time, the Chinese stock market did not implement a registration system, making it impossible to list companies with dual-class shares or unprofitable high-tech companies. The launch of the Science and Technology Innovation Board solved the problem of the registration system and created conditions for unprofitable high-tech companies to go public. The Beijing Stock Exchange has further relaxed the market capitalization and financial conditions for innovative small and medium-sized enterprises to rise, making it more convenient for them to go public and raise funds.</p><p><b>Based on current regulatory information, the Beijing Stock Exchange's initial plan is an extension of the National Equities Exchange and Quotations (NEEQ):</b>The Beijing Stock Exchange will be established based on the existing NEEQ Selected Layer, generally transferring all basic systems of the Selected Layer, adhering to the principle that listed companies on the Beijing Stock Exchange will be generated by companies in the Innovation Layer, maintaining the \"layer-by-layer\" market structure of the NEEQ Basic Layer, Innovation Layer and the Beijing Stock Exchange, and simultaneously piloting a securities issuance registration system.</p><p>Previously, the NEEQ Select Layer also designed a system for transferring listings to the Science and Technology Innovation Board and the ChiNext Board, but only a limited number of companies have successfully transferred listings. The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange based on the existing NEEQ Selected Layer will not only help enhance the liquidity of equity and listing channels of companies listed on the NEEQ, but also \"create a main battleground for serving innovative SMEs\" and \"cultivate a number of specialized, refined and innovative SMEs\".</p><p><b>In terms of the conditions and thresholds for listing on the NEEQ Select Layer and the Science and Technology Innovation Board, the Select Layer has more lenient requirements for companies' market capitalization and financial conditions, which is more conducive to the listing of small and medium-sized science and technology innovation enterprises.</b></p><p><b>Will the Beijing Stock Exchange have more institutional innovations in the future? Can this further promote the reform process of China's stock market? It's something we can look forward to.</b></p><p><img src=\"https://static.tigerbbs.com/24adac74431844c001244acdf21f3ca0\" tg-width=\"892\" tg-height=\"853\" width=\"100%\" height=\"auto\"></p><p><b>IV. The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange will bring about disruptive changes to the PE fund industry.</b></p><p>The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange is conducive to the listing of innovative small and medium-sized enterprises, revitalizing the stock trading market, and boosting the revenue growth of securities firms' underwriting and brokerage businesses. As a result, securities firm stocks collectively surged after the market opened on Friday.</p><p>But we believe that,<b>The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange will have very limited benefits for brokerage stocks; at best, it will only provide some \"soup\". The biggest beneficiaries, or rather, the \"profiteers,\" of the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange are PE/VC funds, and the golden age of primary PE funds is expected to arrive.</b></p><p>In the past, there were relatively few exit channels for PE/VC investments, and they basically had to wait until the investee company went public before they could exit smoothly. However, in the past, companies had high thresholds and long listing cycles on the A-share market, while the duration of typical PE funds was often only 3-7 years.</p><p>To ensure a smooth exit and realize returns for investors at the end of the fund's lifespan, Chinese PE funds often have to keep up with the \"second half,\" only intervening when companies grow to a certain size and can go public in a short period of time. Some companies face difficulties in listing in China and ultimately choose a VIE structure to list in the United States or Hong Kong, allowing private equity funds to exit.</p><p><b>With the launch of the Science and Technology Innovation Board, the reform of the registration-based IPO system on the ChiNext board, and the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange, it has become more convenient for innovative SMEs to list, and the conditions have been relaxed. They can list at an earlier stage of their development, which can alleviate the problem of mismatch between the product terms of PE funds and the listing terms of investee companies in the past, and change the phenomenon of Chinese PE funds flocking to invest in pre-IPOs or near-IPO rounds. Innovative SMEs no longer need to go through the long process of angel round - Series A - Series B - Series C - Series D - IPO when going public, which will encourage more PE funds to move forward on the investment side and also promote the development of VC investment.</b></p><p><b>The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange has also changed the underlying logic of the survival of primary market PE funds and will disrupt the current industry ecosystem in the future.</b>The current PE and VC markets are polarized: a large number of startups are vying for investment from leading PE funds, while a large number of small and medium-sized PE funds are seeking market share from star projects. Leading private equity funds have strong fundraising capabilities, while small and medium-sized private equity funds find it difficult to find LPs without special resources. In the future, it will be easier for innovative SMEs to go public, which will be conducive to the survival and development of professional and distinctive SME PE funds and is expected to change the industry ecosystem dominated by leading large PE funds.</p>\n<div class=\"bt-text\">\n\n\n<p> source：<a 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