新股发行价格触及发行价格下限

1. "New stock break-through" refers to when a stock's price falls below its initial public offering (IPO) price when it goes public. This is relatively rare, especially during periods of high market activity like the current bull market. When a new stock breaks through on its first day of trading, it means that the stock's price has fallen below its IPO price. Shareholders who purchased the stock through initial public offerings (IPOs) may experience financial losses. 2. A "break-through stock" is a stock that falls below its IPO price. Break-through stocks are relatively rare, but can occur if a company undergoes significant changes or faces the risk of going bankrupt. Such a stock purchase can be a good opportunity for investors. 3. There are several reasons why a new stock may break through: (1) High initial public offering (IPO) prices: When a stock is issued with a high IPO price, the company can raise more money and the stockbrokers can have more business partnerships with the company. For example, China Xidong, with a PB of 3, should have a higher IPO price. Its opening price was 5.70, which is absurd. (2) Low market demand: In general, when the market is in a downtrend, new stocks are more likely to break through. A look at the stock break-through history can prove this. (3) maturing market: This maturity is relatively mature and the stock should not be issued. The current market is still developing and this stock may not be suitable for further development.