Chapter 1743 Demon Stock

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Thirty minutes after Google's opening, the G price doubled. This trend is simply a dream start.

For those who subscribed for Google G tickets in advance, the profit has already exceeded 100%!

At this moment, there are still countless people holding coins in the Nasdaq market waiting to receive orders.

There has been little success, and the trend of rising G prices continues.

In the 60th minute of the opening, the price of G increased by more than 130%, triggering the circuit breaker again.

Not only G people are crazy, even Google's G East are crazy.

For example, Larry Page, after the listing, he personally holds 31.2% of G, according to the IPO price, before the opening, his worth is almost 15 billion US dollars.

But now, his worth has reached 34.4 billion US dollars, and the growth rate is so fast that it is against the sky.

However, one thing is very embarrassing, that is, Larry Page must not dilute his G share for the next two years.

That is to say, all his G-tickets cannot be exchanged or transferred, and the 34.4 billion US dollars is like a fixed deposit and cannot be withdrawn.

Moreover, even if it is possible to withdraw after two years, it can only be withdrawn little by little, and it is never allowed to directly cash out all or a large amount of cash.

From this point, it can also be seen how much moisture is in the Internet industry.

Although Larry Page is now worth $34.4 billion, his actual personal wealth may only be around $100 million.

If Google's development goes smoothly, when its value rises to $50 billion in two years, it may be able to cash out 5% and have J billion in cash in hand.

But if Google is all the way, his worth may drop to 3.4 billion in two years.

From $34.4 billion to $3.4 billion, it may only take one or two years, and in the process, Larry Page can't sell G votes, at most, he will do some G rights pledge.

Moreover, the pledge of G rights in the United States poses a great risk to the pledgee. Once the market value falls too much and the money is not paid, not only the G shares will be withdrawn, but also the corresponding voting rights of the G shares will be withdrawn. In order to pledge the J money for pleasure, the company belongs to others.

So on the whole, if the company cannot pull out a long-term stable growth line, no matter how high its value is, it will continue to shrink sooner or later.

Right now, this is what frustrates Larry Page and all these Google geeks the most.

The price of G has skyrocketed, but it will have nothing to do with me for a while.

Want to get some cash out and live a good life? At least another year or two.

However, for those investors who subscribed for Google G tickets in advance, today is really a carnival, as long as they want to sell, they can cash in at any time.

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Subsequently, the upward trend of Google's G price has slowed down slightly.

At eleven o’clock in the morning, an hour and a half has passed since the opening, and Google’s G price fluctuated up and down, all the way to the $170 line.

At this time, the G price was close to $192.8, an increase of more than 140%;

The difference between Nasdaq and China is that there is no rest in the middle, so the G price has been slowly climbing in fluctuations.

At one o'clock in the afternoon, the price of G exceeded $200, an increase of more than 150%;

At 2:00 p.m., the price of G broke through US$220, an increase of more than 175%;

The entire Wall Street is crazy, and the US media T is crazy. All media Ts are rolling out Google's G price. At this time, Google's market value has gone from 48 billion US dollars, all the way to

$132 billion.

Even Li Mu was a little dumbfounded.

If Google can stand at more than 100 billion US dollars, then the market value of Makino Technology on the first day of listing will be at least 500 billion or even 600 billion US dollars.

However, in Li Mu's view, Google's G price certainly cannot stand at a high of more than 100 billion US dollars so early.

The reason why today's G price is high is due to the concept, Muye Technology, its own endorsement and the help behind the capital.

It won't be long before the price of G will calm down.

Sometimes, Wall Street’s way of playing is like this. A G ticket that can tell stories and play concepts goes public. They try their best to accumulate funds, fry the G price first, and then attract retail investors to chase the increase. When retail investors come in, they slowly come out. Goods, when they are almost shipped, the G price will naturally start to fall, and then retail investors will be included.

Li Mu's ideal value for Google's market value is about 70 billion US dollars, which still has the effect of his own blessing behind his back.

The same is true of Qutoutiao’s listing. It rose by nearly 200% on the first day, and the G price hit a high of 20 US dollars. As a result, it didn’t take long for it to fall all the way to more than three yuan, which can be described as appalling.

However, Google's G price is stronger than Li Mu expected.

I thought that the G price would start to fall near the close, but I did not expect that the G price still maintained an upward trend.

As of half an hour before the close, the G price reached $232.8, an increase of 191%!

Google’s market value has skyrocketed from $48 billion to $139.7 billion, and it’s only a little distance from breaking through $140 billion.

At the close, Google's G price ushered in another wave of gains.

At this point, the G price stayed at $248, an increase of more than 210%!

The market value exceeded 148.8 billion US dollars, and on the first day of listing, the market value increased to 100.8 billion US dollars!

Larry Page even couldn't believe it, and whispered to Li Mu, "Mr. Li, this G price is too outrageous..."

Li Mu smiled slightly and said, "Such a big battle is an excellent opportunity to make money for the capital that participated in advance. Of course, they will contribute to the flames."

After speaking, Li Mu added: "Fortunately, the market value of the IPO was relatively high before. If the T volume is large, it will be more difficult to raise it. If the market value of the IPO was 30 billion, it can properly increase to 300% today."

Larry Page smacked his lips and said: "It seems very beautiful, only those who know it know that the money is earned by those capital and institutions, and I don't have a G in my hand..."

Li Mu said with a smile: "I estimate that Wall Street, their gang of media Ts who work for capitalists, will continue to advocate for Google after the market closes, and do their best to blow Google's bubble even bigger. Maybe tomorrow's G price It rushed to a new high of $250 a gram, and by that time, I don’t know how many retail investors will be deceived and tricked into taking over.”

Larry Page nodded.

The level of G price actually has little to do with the company's performance.

If it is closely related to the company's performance, and the company only issues a financial report once in the first quarter, then the G price should also fluctuate once a quarter.

In fact, the G price is supported by the fundamentals of the company's performance on the one hand, and supported by the advocacy of external capital on the other.

The fundamental purpose of external capital advocating a company is not to make the company develop better, but to make money for itself.

They hold Google's G votes, and naturally hope that these G votes will bring them the greatest benefit.

Where do the interests mainly come from? It's high shipping.

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bsp; It’s useless if the G price is high, you have to sell it when the G price is high to make real money.

First, use media T to frantically tout Google, so that people feel that Google is the world's next Internet company after Makino Technology in the future, and people think that the company's future G price can reach 300 billion US dollars or even higher.

At this time, out of an investment mentality, the public will come in to take over the offer, and then wait for the G price to double.

However, after the capital is shipped at this price, the G price will drop rapidly. At that time, the people who are waiting for the double will realize that they have been deceived.

Larry Page also knew the routine of this group of people, and was already a little irritable at this time.

It's as if you were singing a show yourself, and others hyped up the show, hyped up the tickets, and then took away the ticket money.

After I have played J games and finally can collect the tickets myself, the popularity of my performances is not so high, and the actual value of the tickets has also dropped. Maybe people who bought tickets at high prices will come and scold me, what the hell ? I bought the ticket for $300, you are selling it for 50 now?

For some, they can go public, relying on the foil behind the capital, which is inextricably linked with the capital, so they are also willing to cooperate with the capital to sing and let the capital first eat a wave of retail investors to make money.

But for large companies, if the capital devours retail investors first, it will have a somewhat negative impact on the corporate image.

Li Mu has lived ten more years than Larry Page, and he is well-informed. He has seen many "demon Gs" on American Gipo.

For example, on the first day of the IPO, the super-transformed TG has skyrocketed by more than 250% or even 300%, so I have seen many very interesting CEOs. When they faced the skyrocketing G price, they were not only not happy at all, but gave serious warnings. G citizens and investors, their own G tickets are not worth so much, please buy them carefully.

This kind of thing happened not once or twice on Nasdaq,

As mentioned earlier, during the IPO, the company’s G East is not allowed to reduce its holdings. No matter how fierce the G price rises, they can’t cash out, and if the G price rises too high, it will definitely take over the high-level people when it falls. If it comes in, it will affect the company's reputation.

Take Google as an example, if it rises to $248 a G today, if it falls to $160 tomorrow, many people who take over today will lose a lot.

At that point, they'll be pouring their anger on Google.

But Google is also at a loss. It didn't make any money. Before it went public, it issued 50 million G at a price of $80 per G and sold it to the underwriters, and the underwriters resold them to their customers.

Now, the G price has risen to $248, which basically has nothing to do with Google.

The current carnival, on the one hand, is the market's recognition of Google, and on the other hand, others are borrowing their G-tickets, borrowing their market prices, and preparing to loot another wave of people in a planned way.

Li Mu reminded Larry Page: "When the reporter interviews later, you remember to remind me that Google G is not worth such a high price, let everyone treat it rationally."

Larry Page was stunned and blurted out, "Does this offend capital?"

Li Mu asked him, "Coward?"

Larry Page said embarrassedly: "No, I just think...it might be a little inappropriate..."

Li Mu said: "I see this trend. If today's US media T promotes Google's skyrocketing, the market is confident enough, and tomorrow's G price will soar even higher. What will you do then? Just look at Google's current business scale and income level. , the market value has reached more than 130 billion US dollars, and the price-earnings ratio is a hundred times as good as hell, if it doesn't fall back, there will be ghosts."

Larry Page pondered for a moment, and pleaded, "Mr. Li, why don't you tell me? I believe you have more!"