Recently, the market has picked up, and IPOs have also been favored. Some IPOs rose significantly on the first day. On October 16, the “Big N” IPO triggered the temporary suspension target twice due to a sharp rise in the intraday period. At the time of press release, the stock price had already declined somewhat. The reporter learned from relevant securities companies that more than 99% of the IPOs that recently surged on the first day, including “big N”, declared purchases and transactions on the first day were individual investors. It is worth noting that judging from recent post-IPO trends, after a sharp rise on the first day, the next few trading days mostly declined, or even significantly. Gold isn't everywhere in the stock market, and new stocks may not always make money. Don't be blinded by short-term gains. Investors should adhere to the concept of rational investment, abandon the irrational mentality of “making quick money,” “making big money,” and “getting rich overnight,” and be wary of the risks brought about by IPOs and venture speculation.

Recently, the market has picked up, and IPOs have also been favored. Some IPOs rose significantly on the first day. On October 16, the “Big N” IPO triggered the temporary suspension target twice due to a sharp rise in the intraday period. At the time of press release, the stock price had already declined somewhat. The reporter learned from relevant securities companies that more than 99% of the IPOs that recently surged on the first day, including “big N”, declared purchases and transactions on the first day were individual investors. It is worth noting that judging from recent post-IPO trends, after a sharp rise on the first day, the next few trading days mostly declined, or even significantly. Gold isn't everywhere in the stock market, and new stocks may not always make money. Don't be blinded by short-term gains. Investors should adhere to the concept of rational investment, abandon the irrational mentality of “making quick money,” “making big money,” and “getting rich overnight,” and be wary of the risks brought about by IPOs and venture speculation.