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Two Fridays ago, I heard that a former colleague from Pinduoduo won 7 million yuan in the lottery and quit immediately. Coincidentally, last Friday, another former colleague from Tencent posted about earning 20 million yuan after quitting. These stories really hit a nerve with the average worker—after all, it's hard not to feel envy when such overnight success happens to people around you. We'll talk about how to make tens of millions at the end of the article. As someone who's been there, I'd rather discuss what to do after making that kind of money. Sudden wealth brings many critical life decisions, so here are some thoughts for reference. 1. Protect your gains. Without a doubt, this is the most important...

This year's Hong Kong stock IPO market is booming, with oversubscription rates often reaching hundreds or even thousands of times. Who is actively subscribing? The lottery results reveal the truth—Mainland China's 'human wave tactics' clash with Hong Kong's 'firepower of capital,' exposing the generational wealth gap on the IPO battlefield. This article will deeply analyze the 'player profiles' of Hong Kong IPO participants, revealing the investment logic and behavioral differences among different groups. Taking Hengrui Medicine as an example, based on backtested data from lottery announcement documents, the oversubscription rate was 454 times, with 203,800 subscribers and only 92,400 winning lots—a 10% first-lot winning rate comparable to a hot property lottery...

Mixue's stock price continues to surge 10% during the session, many group members are feeling some FOMO and can't wait to go all-in. Seriously, there's no need. Some people's journey with Mixue's IPO: ● Subscription phase, all milk tea stocks broke issue price, didn't participate. ● Hype started building, trembling with fear, still decided to go all-in. ● Gray market, cursing nonstop, garbage gains, sold all at 23% up, smugly enjoyed the weekend. ● Monday surged 43%, damn it, slapping thighs in regret, sold too early. ● By Thursday cumulative surge reached 70%, should've held all shares ● Today, another 10% rise, went all-in chasing, hope everyone's okay...

Recently, Mixue Ice Cream & Tea has ignited everyone's enthusiasm for IPO subscriptions, with friends and family joining in, naturally requiring some capital turnover. Some group members received bank inquiry emails and turned to me for help, asking for advice. The content of the emails is roughly as follows: The emails mainly ask: 1. Customer information, such as work income, etc. 2. The relationship and purpose of transactions with the involved parties. If the emails are not [responded to correctly], the account will definitely be closed. Some banks might not even send inquiry emails and directly close accounts, like this group member who had over a dozen HSBC Hong Kong cards closed...

Mixue's IPO was oversubscribed by 5,258 times, with 264,900 people subscribing, doubling the number compared to Buluke's 130,000. The international placement was oversubscribed by 35 times. The lottery rate for one lot was 8%, for B-head 30%, for B-2 55%, for B-3 75%, for A-tail 70%, and for top hammer 2+1 lots. For more detailed lottery results, see the image below. The Longbridge gray market rose by 26.9%, Futu's gray market rose by 23.4%, with a profit of HKD 5,450 per lot. The gray market peaked at a 37% increase, and I sold several lots at 273, which was pretty good, making over HKD 7,000 per lot...

The long-awaited Mixue Bingcheng has finally launched its IPO. I. Basic Introduction The group is a leading freshly-made beverage company, focusing on providing high-quality and affordable freshly-made fruit drinks, tea drinks, ice cream, and coffee products to consumers at an average price of around 6 yuan (approximately 1 USD). Shares Issued: Global offering of 17.0599 million H-shares, with 1.706 million shares for Hong Kong public offering and 15.3539 million shares for international offering, plus a 15% over-allotment option. Clawback Mechanism: If the public offering is undersubscribed while the international placement is fully subscribed, the undersubscribed portion will be reallocated to the international placement...

I actually planned to write this summary back in December. But I was too busy with too many projects, so I kept putting it off until now. I won't go into details as I've mentioned it in my social media and previous articles - I believe everyone has already profited from it. Overall, this year has been quite satisfactory with several major income sources: US stocks, HK IPO subscriptions, web3, funds etc. First, let's talk about US stocks. The US stock market has been very strong this year, with the Nasdaq alone rising over 30%. The stock market is a barometer of the economy - when the economy is good, legitimate stock markets naturally rise. Additionally, factors include easing inflation pressure, the Fed's interest rate cuts, and rapid development in tech stocks (especially AI)...