For stocks that have been listed for a short time, due to restrictions on company performance before listing, there are generally no performance problems in the new stock market. Some old stocks have large performance variables due to their long listing time, especially stocks listed in the 1990s. The company has been established for a long time, and there are

Various performance uncertainties.

The state sometimes imposes certain restrictions on the industries of listed companies.

Listed companies approved by the National Development Audit Committee basically follow national policies.

Industries supported by policies are easy to go public, while some eliminated backward industries are often directly denied during the issuance audit stage.

Therefore, we find that most of the industries in which new stocks are listed are in line with the current hot industries.

For example, in the past two years, national policies have significantly guided the development of the technology industry, especially in the domestic chip and domestic software industries.

These areas have accounted for a large proportion of listings in the past year or two.

After the Science and Technology Innovation Committee opened again, the proportion of such enterprises has gradually increased.

Therefore, many new stocks are obviously better than some old stocks that have been listed for a long time in terms of themes. A stocks themselves are keen on the hype of hot topics, so the possibility of bull market stocks appearing in new stocks will obviously affect other traditional industries that have been listed for a long time.

For example, the chip stocks that were just listed this year have no fixed sectors for secondary new stocks. The new stocks continue to rise after listing, and the sectors are basically not fixed. Even if there is a short-term decline that will cause personal funds to be quilted, we are willing to participate in secondary new stock investments, and most of them are.

Short-term active funds, after long-term shocks wash out, these funds will also choose to be sold.

Since the secondary new stocks are not seriously fixed in the sector, the rising pressure of the stock in the later period is relatively small, the stock price fluctuates greatly, and the sector does not have a large amount of selling pressure and pressure phenomenon.

Because new stocks have a peak lifting period in the first and second years, when the number of liftings is very large.

If you are high in the high-risk mid-term, you may be locked in at this time.

Old stocks do not have this behavior, because the number of old stocks that have been lifted has basically been completed.

There are advantages and disadvantages, because if the number of new stocks released is relatively small, then its overall physical strength is relatively strong, and there are few funds to allow it to raise the limit, but if it is an old stock, it will go through a lot, and it will be more difficult to raise the limit.

Therefore, many people say that new stocks have high volatility, while old stocks have low volatility.

Therefore, the difference between new stocks and old stocks is mainly reflected in the difference in stock activity.

The theme sectors of new stocks are more in line with current trends, and the performance of newly listed companies is often relatively stable.

If performance changes significantly soon after listing, it will attract the attention of regulators.

However, because new stocks are highly volatile and many industries are emerging, the risks are sometimes significantly greater than those of old stocks that have been listed for a longer time.