Rate Of ReturnComprehensive data on Hong Kong IPO subscriptions, with enhanced features
On Dolphin Data, there is a comprehensive set of Hong Kong IPO subscription data, probably the most complete aggregated Hong Kong IPO subscription data available to everyone at the moment, at least solving the pain point of scattered data when I analyze Hong Kong IPOs myself.
In the past week, significant enhancements have been made to the Hong Kong IPO subscription data, making the user experience even better, with customizable headers and the ability to set up watchlists.
(1) Support for Hong Kong IPO watchlist feature
Click the + sign in front of a new stock to add it to your watchlist:
After adding to the watchlist, it looks like this:
After clicking [Watchlist Only], you can view only the watchlist content:
(2) Customizable headers
There is a lot of data for Hong Kong IPO subscriptions, with nearly 50 columns in the header.
In reality, everyone focuses on different dimensions when analyzing new stocks. You can customize which columns to display based on your priorities.
Click [Customize Headers]:
Select the columns you are interested in:
This way, only the columns you are interested in will be displayed:
(3) Search options are now collapsed
Due to the large amount of data for Hong Kong IPO subscriptions, different people may search based on different dimensions, so there are many search options. This time, all search options have been collapsed, making the data look cleaner.
Click [More Search Options]:
After expanding all search options, you can use all of them:
(4) How to effectively use Hong Kong IPO subscription data
When new stocks appear, we focus on the IPO issuance data. By selecting the columns we care about, we can quickly determine whether each new stock has sufficient supply.
For example, for the 6 new stocks closing for subscription tomorrow morning, we can see at a glance that $INSILICO(03696.HK) has the highest fundraising amount, but due to the larger per-lot amount, the number of publicly offered lots can only fourth.
Similarly, when new stocks appear, we need to compare them with other new stocks in the same industry. For example, when subscribing to $BAO PHARMA-B(02659.HK), we will compare it with other -B new stocks to see how these -B new stocks performed at listing:
We found that among the -B new stocks listed this year, if the public subscription multiple exceeds 1,000 times, none have broken the issue price. Especially since the new regulations in August this year, no -B new stocks have broken the issue price, with first-day gains all above 100%.
From this data, we can identify some patterns of new stocks after the new regulations, which can be used to determine whether newly listed stocks are worth participating in.
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