Reborn as a tycoon in Hong Kong

"How about it? Can you tell whether the force that acquired Wharf stocks just started acquiring it today, or whether it started acquiring it earlier than us?"

After learning that another force was acquiring Wharf's stocks, Li Jiacheng asked his traders to make a judgment. He wanted to know when the other party started the acquisition, so as to judge how many chips the other party had in hand before making a decision. What to do next.

"After statistics, we found that in the past two months, once the Wharf stock exceeded 13 Hong Kong dollars, it would start to fall in the next day or two. After it fell to around 12.5 Hong Kong dollars, it would be pulled back. Get up and start slowly rising.”

"Therefore, if there were really big funds that started acquiring Wharf stocks a long time ago, they should have started within these two months."

"However, these are just speculations. It is also possible that this is just a coincidence and a normal trend of the market. After all, the Wharf stock has not been favored by the market before. After the stock price rises to a certain price, it is normal for investors to feel safe."

"I don't believe in coincidences."

Li Jiacheng had a stern face, feeling a little angry and a little lost. If someone really started to buy Wharf's shares a month or two ago, then this person must already have a lot of shares in his hands, at least more than he did just two days ago.

"Mr. Li, even if someone acquires Wharf's shares earlier than us, the other party's purpose may not be to acquire the company. They may just find that the company's market value is undervalued and want to make a fortune by raising the stock price. Not necessarily." said the subordinate.

"If that's the case, that's fine."

Li Jiacheng nodded when he heard this. Although the cost of secretly acquiring Wharf shares would increase, it was nothing compared to the benefits that could be gained from taking over Wharf.

"How can we determine whether the other party's purpose is to acquire Wharf or just to make money?"

Facing Li Jiacheng's inquiry, his subordinates said: "Tomorrow, we will increase the intensity of acquisitions and directly drive up the stock price. If the other party's purpose is to acquire Wharf's shares, they certainly don't want the stock price to be raised and will take action to suppress the stock price. On the contrary, the other party will If it is just to make money, not only will it not suppress the stock price, but it will join the long trade and raise the stock price with us."

"But if we do this, the stock price will inevitably rise sharply, and some institutions and retail investors will definitely participate. It will be impossible for us to secretly acquire Wharf's shares in the short term. Jardine Matheson is likely to notice the changes in the stock market. Monitor stock prices.”

"We can't let the stock price rise too high."

Li Jiacheng still wants to acquire Wharf. Once Wharf's stock price is pulled too high, even if it falls back later, it will definitely be much higher than the current price, which is not conducive to his acquisition of Wharf.

"Tomorrow we will do our best to acquire Wharf's stock. Once Wharf's stock price exceeds 17 Hong Kong dollars, we will no longer acquire it and wait and see for the time being. Once Wharf's stock price exceeds 20 Hong Kong dollars, we will do our best to suppress the stock price and sell all the shares we have. The stocks are all sold, and retail investors tend to fall in whatever direction the wind blows. Plus taking profits, a large number of stocks will definitely be sold at that time, and the stock price will definitely be suppressed. "

"Today's closing price of Wharf is 13.1 Hong Kong dollars. Once the stock price exceeds 20 Hong Kong dollars, it will be a profit of more than 50%. Once the stock price turns around, there will inevitably be a sharp drop. However, I think the greater possibility is that the stock price cannot rise. That high, unless the party secretly acquiring it wants to drive the stock price up that high."

"How to do it depends on the rise and fall of the stock price tomorrow."

This is what the two of them are discussing now, but what to do depends on how the stock price goes tomorrow.

Li Jiacheng can only pray in his heart that this third party who is also secretly acquiring Wharf stocks just wants to raise the stock price and make money, otherwise his dream of acquiring Wharf will definitely be shattered. After all, the other party probably already has a lot of shares. , and the few shares he had originally had to be sold out to suppress the stock price.

But Li Jiacheng had to do this. He couldn't keep buying stocks while the stock price continued to rise. The cost would be too high. The funds he could use now were simply not enough to acquire Wharf. Instead, he might lose money because the stock price was too high. Trapped.

And if the stock price is suppressed first as he planned, even if a third party really wants to acquire Wharf, Li Jiacheng will not suffer losses. After all, his stocks are bought at a low price and sold at a high price to suppress the stock price. On the contrary, He can still make a profit, and he won't lose anything.

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The Far East Exchange, the Gold and Silver Exchange, the Kowloon Exchange, and the original Heung Kong Stock Exchange now have a total of four exchanges in Hong Kong.

The four associations were merged in 1986, but now it is only in 1977, which is still very early.

Fortunately, although the four exchanges have not yet merged, their data is still connected. Even if a certain stock is listed on the Far East Exchange, it can still be purchased on the Gold and Silver Exchange, the Kowloon Exchange and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

However, buying stocks of companies listed on that exchange on other exchanges will involve an extra procedure and a slight extra handling fee, which is both troublesome and a waste of money.

Therefore, retail investors will usually only buy stocks of companies listed on that exchange. Unless you see an opportunity in a certain stock, you won't mind paying a little extra handling fee to buy that stock.

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange was the only exchange in Hong Kong before the other three exchanges appeared. Therefore, most of the listed companies in Hong Kong are currently listed here. It is also the largest exchange in Hong Kong, bar none.

When a new day comes, traders, both retail and institutional, come to the exchange before the market opens to check the announcements and news issued by relevant listed companies last night.

In the Hong Kong stock market in 1977, the Hang Seng Index opened at about 447 points at the beginning of the year, but began to fall after rising to 450 points. It was not until mid-March that a technical rebound began. After that, the market was affected by HSBC Bank's announcement to lower interest rates. , the Hang Seng Index once again rose above 450 points and hit a new high this year.

However, in the second half of the year, because there was no good news in the market, the Hang Seng Index has been going back and forth between 410 points and 440 points, with extremely narrow fluctuations.

It's already November. There is a saying that 'it will rise by the end of the year'. Therefore, the Hang Seng Index has risen recently and the trading volume has also increased. Investors have also seen opportunities and spend more time going to the exchange than before. , came diligently.

In this case, when Wharf's stock price changes, it is difficult to avoid attracting attention.

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