#Article Launch Challenge#In the last week of 2023 (December 25-December 31), there was an amazing phenomenon in the A-share market, with 54 new IPO declaration companies! In 2023, there will be 435 new IPO application companies in the A-share market. The number of listed companies in the A-share market has reached a record high, and investors need to be wary of the pitfalls of the financing market!
According to statistics, among these 54 companies, there are 13 on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (including 7 on the main board and 6 on the Science and Technology Innovation Board), 7 on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (4 on the main board and 3 on the ChiNext Board), and 34 on the Beijing Stock Exchange. This means that not only more companies have chosen to go public, but most of them have chosen the Beijing Stock Exchange, which also reflects the competitiveness of the Beijing Stock Exchange in attracting companies to go public.
As of December 31, the number of new IPO filings for the whole of 2023 has reached 435! This number is worrying, because it means that more companies will enter the listing process in the market, and investors will face more choices and risks.
However, for investors, going public doesn't necessarily mean making a profit. In fact, in the A-share market, there are many companies that do not bring real benefits to investors after listing, on the contrary, many investors have become the party to be trapped. This is because some companies do not start making profits immediately after listing, but first pay dividends and then carry out shell financing, so investors are likely to be hedged and even face losses.
This phenomenon reflects some of the problems in the financing market, that is, the financiers tend to focus more on their own interests and less on investors. They tend to use various means to obtain funds without regard for the interests of investors. This also makes investors have to be wary of the stock market, because in this market, investors can easily become the side of the trap.
For investors, staying away from the stock market may be the best option. Because only when the enterprise has developed to the end and goes downhill, will it take out the IPO, take advantage of the bankruptcy to make a handful of money, and then set a sum of money, and then slap the ass and leave, and the garbage company will be thrown to a group of small retail investors who buy messy in the wind on the top of the mountain. This is the real big A!
To sum up, although the increase in the number of new IPO applicants in the A-share market reflects the vitality and attractiveness of the market, it also exposes some problems in the financing market. Investors should stay vigilant, stay away from the stock market, and protect their hard-earned money. Only in this way can you avoid falling prey to the financiers.