As the listing time approaches, Li Jin has been invited to a temporary stage when he is three minutes away from opening.

This stage is built under the largest main electronic display screen in the Nasdaq Trading Center, and everyone will see it at first sight.

In the eyes of everyone, Li Jin and Tang Jun walked onto the stage together.

In the center of the stage, a big bell was placed.

Since the establishment of the Nasdaq Exchange, the legal representative of every stock listed here will come here to ring this big bell.

This is tradition and a symbol.

On the electronic display screen, welcoming words like "Nasdaq welcomes new wolf" are constantly circulating. Hundreds of traders have already arrived, and dozens of reporters are wearing long guns and short cannons, ready to take a picture of this historic moment.

Li Jin took the gavel from a manager in the trading center and was about to invite Tang Jun to go with him, but Tang Jun smiled and shook his head.

"Mr. Li, you will ring this clock alone." Tang Jun said.

Li Jin was stunned for a moment, and saw the light flashing in Tang Jun's eyes, so he stopped insisting and said, "Okay."

Everyone looked up and looked at the electronic screen that filled the entire wall, which showed the logo of the Nasdaq and the New Wolf, as well as an electronic clock.

The second hand of the electronic clock kept beating until the moment it approached 9.30 minutes.

“5…”

“4…”

“3…”

“2…”

“1…”

The countdown to hundreds of people in the entire trading market is simultaneously reported.

At 9:30 am US time, Li Jin knocked the Golden Bell, which represents the opening of the market with the wooden hammer in his hand.

"Bang..."

The low and majestic bell echoes throughout the trading center.

Amid the cheers of people, the flash lights in the reporter's hands flashed wildly, recording this historic moment.

At this moment, since the Internet economy bubble split, the first Internet company stock from China broke the bubble crisis and landed on the Nasdaq Exchange.

Stock code:!

After ringing the bell, Li Jin and his group got off the stage and began to pay close attention to changes in stock prices.

"I'm a little nervous." An executive took a deep breath, feeling a little uneasy.

Tang Jun was very relaxed and smiled: "The US stock market trading rules are different from ours in China. The number of new stocks that are more concerned about on the first trading day of new stocks is the subscription quantity. The more the amount of subscribers the investors subscribe, the higher the stock price will be. So it will take a while for the data to come out, so don't worry."

In the United States, new stocks are listed, and ordinary investors pay directly to subscribe.

For example, the issue price of Xinlang at this moment is US$25, with a total outstanding shares of US$96 million.

The more investors subscribe, the higher the price.

The most important point is that the price increase of this subscription process is not limited to 10%.

In other words, as long as the new wolf is awesome enough, it can directly reach a price of $200 per share.

But is it difficult?

It's so big that it's unimaginable.

The stock market is no longer such a crazy stock market before the Internet economy bubble burst.

As global economic growth slows down, the growth rate of trading volume on major exchanges, including the Nasdaq and the Dow Jones Nikkei, is significantly declining.
Chapter completed!