I still suggest that everyone should consider the Hong Kong stock market instead of lingering over newly listed stocks on the Beijing Stock Exchange. To be frank, these stocks are really not worth looking at. They are overvalued at the time of issuance and then they rise tens of times. This is not buying stocks; it's like holding a time bomb. If you want speed, the Hong Kong stock market also has no upper limit on price increases, and you can see gains of hundreds of percent in a single day. You can also engage with international short-selling institutions, experiencing the thrill of Li Yunlong attacking the peaceful county town. Most importantly, stocks in Hong Kong are discounted, which is much better than those assets that are dozens of times their net worth and whose business operations are unclear!
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