What does the sub-IPO fund mean?
The connotation of sub-new shares changes with the passage of time. Generally speaking, if a listed company does not receive dividends within one year after listing, or its share price has not been obviously hyped by the main market forces, it can basically be classified as a sub-new stock plate, and a sub-new stock fund may mean that the fund's stock is a sub-new stock.
Near the end of the year, due to the short listing time, the performance of sub-new shares generally does not change abnormally, so the performance risk of annual report basically does not exist. It can be said that from the perspective of avoiding the annual report mines, the sub-new shares are the safest sector in the release stage of the annual report.
Investment skills of sub-new shares:
After a period of listing, new shares become sub-new shares. Investors can comprehensively analyze the financial data, fundamentals, market performance and investment situation of sub-new shares, and find out the sub-new shares that are expected to become dark horses. In practice, factors that need to be comprehensively considered when screening sub-new shares:
1, focusing on the sub-new shares in the small and medium-sized board market. A considerable number of companies in the small and medium-sized board market belong to the leading companies in the market segment. After preliminary adjustment, it has already possessed certain investment value, and the small and medium-sized board companies are relatively small in scale, and the corresponding market operation is also less difficult.
2. You can track the listed new shares. According to experience, the short-term elasticity of listed stocks may be stronger. On the one hand, when new shares are listed, there will be active participation of institutional funds and more participation of market funds. On the other hand, the resistance of newly listed new shares is very light, and the stock price will rebound strongly.
3. Pay attention to the investment situation of listed companies with sub-new shares, pay attention to the use direction of raised funds and the progress of investment projects.
4. Pay attention to whether the net profit has increased.
5. Pay attention to whether the main business income has increased substantially.
6. Pay attention to whether the expected annualized earnings per share exceed the market average.
7. Pay attention to whether the price-earnings ratio is lower than the average level of the two cities.
8. Pay attention to the rise and fall of the stock price after the positioning of the IPO.