Chapter 1443 (2/2)

At the end of the day, Google's share price was up again.

At this time, the stock price stayed at $248, up more than 210%!

The market value exceeded 148.8 billion US dollars. On the first day of listing, the market value growth reached 100.8 billion US dollars!

Larry Page even couldn't believe it. He said to Li Mu in a low voice, ”Mr. Li, the share price is too outrageous...”

Li Mu smiled and said: ”such a big battle is a great opportunity for those capital who participate in the battle ahead of time, and they will certainly contribute to it.”

Said Li Mu: ”fortunately, before the IPO, the market value is relatively high, and it's hard to rise because of its large volume. If the market value is 30 billion at the time of IPO, it will rise to 300% today.”

Larry Page said with a smack of his lips: ”it seems like a beautiful sight. Only people who know how to do it know that the money has been earned by those capital and institutions, and I don't own any circulating shares...”

Li Mu said with a laugh, ”I reckon that the Wall Street's urchin, their media services for the capitalists, will continue to preach Google after the closing date, and try to blow up the Google bubble even harder. The stock price will go up to a new high of $250 a share tomorrow. At that time, I don't know how many retail investors will be cheated and taken in.

Larry Page nodded.

In fact, the level of stock price has little to do with the company's performance.

If it is closely related to the company's performance and the company only makes a quarterly financial report, then the stock price should fluctuate once a quarter.

In fact, the stock price, on the one hand, is supported by the basic performance of the company, on the other hand, by the advocacy of external capital.

External capital advocates a company. Its fundamental purpose is not to make the company develop better, but to make money for itself.

They own Google's shares and naturally hope that they will benefit the most.

Where do benefits come from? High level shipment.

It's no use just because the stock price is high. You have to sell when the stock price is high to make real money.

First of all, use the media to tout Google crazily, let the people think that Google is the next Internet enterprise in the world after Muye technology in the future, let the people think that the stock price of this company in the future can reach 300 billion dollars or even higher.

At this time, out of the investment mentality, the people will come in to receive the offer and wait for the share price to double.

However, after the capital is shipped at this price, the stock price will fall back quickly. At that time, people will realize that they have been cheated by lying in the slot.

Larry Page also knows the routine of these people, and he's already a little fidgety.

It's like playing on stage by yourself. Others stir up the performance, raise the ticket price, and then collect the ticket price.

After several performances and finally being able to collect tickets, the popularity of the performance is not so high, and the actual value of the tickets has also dropped. I wonder if people who bought tickets at a high price would come and scold themselves, what the hell? I bought tickets for $300. Do you sell them for 50 now?

For some small companies, what they can go public depends on is the foil behind the capital, which is inextricably related to the capital. Therefore, they are willing to cooperate with the capital to play and let the capital eat a wave of retail investors to make money first.

But for large companies, if we let the capital devour the retail investors first, it will have some negative impact on the corporate image.

Li Mu has lived more than Larry Page for more than ten years. He has seen a lot of ”demon stocks” in the IPO of American stocks.

For example, on the first day of IPO, there were more than 250% or even 300% of super abnormal stocks, so I met many very interesting CEOs. They were not happy at all when facing the soaring stock price. Instead, they warned shareholders and investors seriously that their stocks were not worth so much money. Please purchase them carefully.

This kind of thing doesn't happen twice in a time on NASDAQ.

as mentioned before, when IPO, the shareholders of the company are not allowed to reduce their holdings, and they can't cash out when the stock price goes up again. If the stock price goes up too high, it will certainly bring in the high-level traders when it goes down. In that way, it will affect the company's public praise.

Take Google for example, if it goes up to $248 a share today and falls to $160 tomorrow, how many people will lose a lot today.

By that time, they will be throwing their anger at Google.

But Google also lost a lot. It didn't make any money. Just before it went public, it issued 50 million shares for $80 a share and sold them to the Underwriters, who then sold them to their customers.

Now, the stock price has risen to $248, which has little to do with Google.

The current carnival, on the one hand, is the market's recognition of Google, on the other hand, others are borrowing their shares, borrowing their market, and preparing to rob another wave of people in a planned way.

Li Mu reminded Larry Page, ”when you are going to interview the reporters, you remember to remind them that Google's stock price is not worth such a high price, so let everyone treat it rationally.”Larry Page was stunned and blurted, ”does that offend the capital?”

Li Mu asked him, ”have you counseled me?”

Larry Page said awkwardly, ”no, I just feel Maybe it's not suitable... ”

Li Mu said: ”I see this trend. If today's media in the U.S. preaches about Google's skyrocketing and the market is confident enough, tomorrow's share price will soar even higher, what will you do then? As far as Google's current business scale and income level are concerned, its market value is more than 130 billion US dollars, and its P / E ratio is hundreds of times fucking. If it doesn't fall back, it's a ghost. ”

Larry Page thought for a moment and pleaded, ”Mr. Li, why don't you come? Investors believe you more! ”