The most expensive new shares

This is Joey Shenzhou, and it is an A-share.

The issue price is as high as 292.92 yuan. If you win the lottery (500 shares), the amount you need to pay will reach 146460 yuan.

Before Joey went to China, the three stocks with the highest A shares were listed in science and technology innovation board in recent two years, namely Roborock (27 1. 12 yuan), Fuxin Software (238.53 yuan) and Kangxinuo (209.438+0 yuan).

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New shares refer to stocks that have just been issued and listed and are operating normally.

The opening price of new shares is relatively low, generally below 50%. Each subscription unit in Shanghai market is 65,438+0,000 shares, and each subscription unit in Shenzhen market is 500 shares. Except for securities accounts stipulated by laws and regulations, each securities account can only be subscribed once.

1. When the market is at the end of the decline and enters the bottoming stage, the market sentiment is low, the opening price of new shares is generally below 50%, and even some stocks are close to the issue price. This is the best buying period. Once the market rebounds, such stocks will rise. For example, CITIC Securities, which was listed on June 6, 2003, was at the bottom of the market at that time. The opening price was 5.5 yuan, and it closed in 5 yuan that day, which was 10% higher than the issue price. Later, the market rebounded and the stock became the leader.

2. When the market rises: At this time, the new shares are flat, and investors can actively participate in the speculation.

3. When the market is at the end of the upswing, the market sentiment is high, and the opening price of new shares is very high, some of which reach more than 200%. At this time, the risk of new shares is the greatest. Once the market falls from a high level, such stocks fall the most. For example, Guo Tong Pipe Industry, which was listed on February 19, 2004, reached 20.98 yuan on the opening day, 200% higher than the issue price, and then the stock fell by 40% when the market fell.

4. When the market is in the downward stage, the new shares will go flat and low, and the participants have little chance to make a profit. Don't participate. Only when the market enters the end of the decline and bottoms out will it be a real buying point. At this time, the market has not been adjusted, and it has to wait for it to enter the final decline. At that time, many new shares will be opened at around 20%, and then buying will have higher returns than the market.