The next day.
When Chen Dong woke up, he felt sore and tired all over, as if he had been beaten up.
You'll never understand the exhilarating feeling of having tens of thousands of people scrambling for new shares unless you've experienced it firsthand.
The scene of rushing to catch a train during the Spring Festival travel rush is nothing compared to the scene of the Shenzhen Yuanye stock issuance.
"Brother Dong!"
"boss!"
"boss!"
The lobby on the first floor of the hotel.
Seeing the new employee there, Chen Dong asked, somewhat puzzled.
What are you doing here? Didn't we say you were given three days off?
Jiang Fei leaned close to Chen Dong's ear and whispered.
"Brother Dong, you forgot, the stocks we bought haven't been transferred yet."
Upon hearing this, Chen Dong nodded; he had almost forgotten about it.
Stock registration with real names is a new regulation recently introduced by securities companies.
Prior to this.
The basis for holding shares is the shareholder card.
The document contains detailed information such as the company name and the number of shares, but it lacks information about the shareholders.
To put it bluntly, no one filled in the shareholder section, so it's an anonymous card.
Anyone who obtains a shareholder card can conduct transactions with other people.
This also means risk!
However, to avoid the hassle and fees associated with the transfer of ownership, most shareholders do not go through the transfer process.
To put it simply, they use primitive cash transactions.
Cash on delivery!
As for those buyers, they wouldn't consider the transfer of ownership.
Simply put, the stock market is constantly changing.
The price is one in the morning, but it changes to another at noon.
Perhaps the stocks you just bought haven't even had a chance to warm up before they're all sold off.
It will take another two years to truly eradicate this chaotic situation.
Although Chen Dong and others registered their personal identity information when buying Shenyuanye shares, the same applies when trading.
As the saying goes, one should always be wary of others!
This money didn't grow on trees; it's safer to keep it in your own account.
Chen Dong agreed to the transfer, fearing that things might change if he delayed.
......
The group arrived at the securities company.
Compared to yesterday, the lobby was deserted at this time, with only a few staff members chatting idly.
In the center of the counter, there was a blackboard with the names of the stocks and their prices for the day.
"Deep Plains, 12.5 yuan?"
"Brother Dong, the stocks we bought have gone up!"
Upon hearing this, Chen Dong smiled without saying a word. "12.5 yuan, that's only a 2.5 yuan increase per share. This is nothing."
A price of 12.5 yuan per share is nothing unusual!
It's far from the three-digit number he envisioned.
Jiang Fei was so shocked that he was speechless.
In just one night, 800,000 became 1 million, a gain of 200,000.
That's outrageous!
Jiang Fei clicked his tongue, somewhat understanding Chen Dong's intention.
No wonder Dong Ge (Liu Qiangdong) looks down on treasury bonds. With such a lucrative business, why would he bother reselling treasury bonds?
Ah Long and Ah Hu also looked on with sighs.
Only a few of them, the "old-timers" who had followed Chen Dong all the way, truly understood that their Brother Dong had once again created a miracle.
"Why is no one buying or selling stocks? Where have all the people gone?"
Ah Long asked, somewhat puzzled.
The blackboard clearly displays the current stock price, but strangely, both buyers and sellers seem to have vanished.
Yesterday it was packed with people, but today it's deserted.
What about the people who bought stocks?
Where are the people who sold their stocks?
Why is there no one here?
Ah Long was a little confused.
"Why don't you just go ask around and find out? When we go out later, I'll share some knowledge with everyone."
Upon hearing this, Chen Dong left those words and led Li Haolong to an available window to handle the stock transfer.
Hearing Chen Dong say this, Jiang Fei and the others hesitated for a moment, then all ran to the counter to learn from him.
"Comrade, I see stock quotes on your blackboard, but why is no one trading stocks?"
“They all trade outside, of course they won’t come here.”
Why?
Upon hearing this, the securities company staff also felt somewhat helpless.
Anyone who asks such a question clearly knows nothing.
Anyone with even a basic understanding of stocks knows that, apart from the few busy days when dividends are due, securities firms are practically deserted these days.
It was only after Shenzhen Yuanye issued new shares that their situation improved slightly; otherwise, they would still be recruiting people to their accounts.
In later generations, securities professionals were all dressed smartly and were seen by the public as white-collar workers in the financial field.
In the early 1990s, however, the work they did was no different from that of salespeople.
In essence, securities companies and banks are similar, both belonging to the financial industry.
Banks make profits by attracting deposits and making loans.
Securities companies earn commissions by distributing stocks, opening accounts, and trading stocks.
Banks have quarterly targets, including how much deposit they've attracted and how much they've lent out.
These tasks are all hard targets, and they are linked to employees' salaries and bonuses.
In the 1990s, it was much harder for banks to lend money than to attract deposits; there were countless cases of banks begging businesses for loans.
compared to!
Securities companies aren't much better off!
The stock market is booming, with stock prices changing every day, and sometimes even every hour.
Its strong profit-making potential has also attracted nationwide attention.
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