The &Nbsp Market In Hongkong Is On The Rise. Investors Should Not Be Too Extravagant.

　　 Luxury goods Enterprises queuing for Hong Kong list Foreign businesses such as Glencore and the Bank of France, Paris, have also come to fame. This shows that the efforts of the Hong Kong stock exchange to actively promote the listing platform in recent years have been successful, and on the other hand, Hong Kong stock investors will have more choices in the new investment.

However, although New shares Investors are still faced with the tide of listing. This is because, on the one hand, the listing of new stock financing will cause great pressure on the market capital side; on the other hand, if investors carefully read the listing information, they will find that the quality of the new shares is not good and bad, and a little carelessness will bring losses to the investment.

Luxury big brands worry about fundamentals.

At present, the news that many luxury brands are coming to Hong Kong stocks have caused a sensation in the market, which is mainly related to the high brand awareness and market influence of these companies over the years. But whether they can do well in the Hong Kong stock market is a question mark.

As the leader of fashion brands in Italy and even the world, Prada is now thriving under the operation of Sun Beimu, founder of Prada (Prada). The luxury brand from Europe is interested in the Hongkong market, perhaps because of strategic development and transfer considerations. Data show that in the first three quarters of 2010, Prada's net profit increased by three times to 156 million euros, which the company claimed was mainly due to its sales growth in the Asian market.

In the past, Prada has missed at least three opportunities to list. This landing in Hongkong is expected to become the first European fashion company and luxury Brand Company listed on the Hongkong stock market. However, the way of Prada listing in Hongkong is not a smooth road, but dozens of women are protesting when the company is preparing for a large stock offering. The reason is that a senior Hongkong Prada was dismissed because of the "appearance reason". Therefore, the relevant regulatory authorities were asked to prevent the listing of Prada in Hong Kong. The move made the company suddenly passive. On the one hand, it should actively plan and promote listing. On the other hand, it had to respond to protest demands. So far, this storm has not yet completely subsided.

Another hot new city's new Milan station has its underlying worries. Milan station is a representative of second hand luxury brands. The experience of President Yao Junda is worth learning from young people. But Yao Junda's choice of listing on the occasion of slowing growth of the company is questionable. At the same time, the related transactions between Yao Junda and his family are more disturbing to investors. For example, the company rented a bunk in Tongluowan, Hongkong, to its own Milan station, while Yao Junda's sister Yao Xiuhui contracted the Milan station's decoration works. In addition, Hongkong media reported that Milan's business in the mainland was being disturbed by the flooding of fake commodities, which had cast a shadow over the company's plans to gradually move to the mainland in the future.

Energy stocks are expected to become "meat and potatoes"

Compared to luxury goods, the energy stocks listed in Hong Kong are more desirable. In recent years, pushing the mineral company listing platform has always been one of the focuses of the HKEx's efforts to promote its work. However, as of now, there are few overseas listed mineral company. Therefore, under the background of sharp fluctuations in international commodity prices, the news that Glencore, a commodity trading giant, will soon be listed on Hong Kong stock has attracted much attention.

Data show that Glencore was founded in 1974. It only started physical marketing of metals, minerals and oil. After many years of mergers and acquisitions, it has developed into the largest commodity dealer in the world. Some analysts pointed out that in recent international commodity prices plunged, Glencore's listing may provide investors with an opportunity to invest in the commodity market.

It is reported that the price of Glencore's share price is slightly higher than that of HK $61.24~79.18 per share, but the price is not very expensive compared with its monopoly position, which is only 8.5 to 10 times the P / E ratio. It is worth mentioning that Glencore's 12 "super base investors" have subscribed for about 30% of the shares, and the group's top executives also have close to 40% shares. The remaining part of the 30% stake will fall into the hands of a large number of Hongkong's urban tycoons such as chairman Li Jiacheng and so on, which shows that the company has a bright future. However, small investors should pay attention to the fact that Glencore's scale of financing is relatively large, and there are several other new stocks in the near future, so it is a bit impractical to expect it to go up on the first day of listing, but if it is held as a long-term investment variety, it is expected to get substantial returns.

Of course, no matter what types of companies come to Hong Kong, and regardless of their investment prospects, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange will be the most direct beneficiaries of this new wave of IPO. From this perspective, the intervention of the HKEx seems to be a relatively safe choice for small shareholders.