C14 A Chance to Make a Fortune
"If orchids are easy to sell, and can be sold for over ten thousand yuan like in the past, then this gardener wouldn't need to ask the television station to shoot and interview him."
Kang Ying's words caused Shi Jiangyuan to be shocked. Seriously, when the orchids were sold to people who wanted to buy orchids, they came to him on their own accord. Why would he need to invite any television stations to brag about it?
It seemed that the temperature of the orchids was really decreasing. Shi Jiangyuan thought of his friends in Beijing. There were also people who were stir-frying orchids, so he wondered if he should get them to leave in time. However, the market was still filled with cheers. He probably wouldn't believe it even if he told them.
He felt that Kang Ying's perspective on the news was too sharp. He couldn't help but laugh. "Kang Ying, don't you see that the whole news report seems to be digging for gold, desperately digging for economic information?"
"That's right, we have to keep our heads down while watching the news. Right now, everyone doesn't like to watch the news and feels that the current political news is nothing to look at." That's right, we have to keep our heads up while watching the news and we don't like to watch the news.
Kang Ying came from the age of internet access. Information was exploding. If one wanted to obtain any information, they could easily obtain it with a flick of a finger.
Even large data networks can send news about your frequent use of high frequency words to a commonly used APP, allowing you to easily get the relevant information.
But in this day and age, when the Internet had not yet appeared, Wu could only rely on television, radio and newspapers to get more information about the economy.
At this moment, the noon news ended. Shi Jiangyuan picked up the controller, switched the TV screen, and finally fixed the channel onto the Finance Channel.
It was already half past one in the afternoon. The stock numbers on the screen grabbed Kang Ying's attention.
She recalled that in 1986, there was the first music system for stocks in China. In 1989 and 1991, Shanghai and Shenzhen established an exchange, and there was a market for concentrated trading of stocks in the country. She is now in the throes of a stock market boom in 1991.
After the establishment of the Shanghai Stock Exchange, eight stocks were listed for trading: Yanzhong Industrial Co., Vacuum Electronics Co., Flyer Audio Co., Lai Tsengji Co., Shenhua Industrial Co., Flyer Co., Yuyuan Mall, and Phoenix Co., Ltd.
As the eight shares became the earliest publicly traded stock in the country, "old eight shares" hence the name.
The screen switched to the real time stock price of eight stocks. Shi Jiangyuan thought Kang Ying knew how to watch the news and definitely didn't understand the stock market. Just as he was about to change the channel, Kang Ying spoke up, "Don't change the channel, just watch this."
"Hey, you know about stocks?" Shi Jiangyuan was a little shocked again.
Kang Ying was completely dazed, as if her soul had been sucked inside of her. What a joke, didn't Kang Ying know anything about stocks? Because her own company was going to go public, she had studied the whole process of how to open up and grow a domestic stock system.
"A little." Kang Ying did not hide anything.
She knew she looked suspicious, but she was also a high school student. Couldn't she teach herself? If she were to try her best to hide her abilities now, it would only become more suspicious if she suddenly exploded out in the future. It would be better to infiltrate it bit by bit and let others slowly accept it.
"Stock is too dangerous. I have a friend who works abroad on Wall Street and does stocks. I feel that his mood is to go up and down with the stock index. I suggest you not to do it without professional knowledge. It's easy to fail."
"I've read some books about stocks in the bookstore, but unfortunately, I don't have any money. Right now, I have to pay at least 5000 yuan, if I have money, I would like to try my luck at selling stocks." Kang Ying said.
She didn't want to be a professional shareholder. What she wanted was to seize the opportunity to issue a purchase certificate, so that her wealth could increase rapidly.
She remembered studying stock history, the first chapter made her hair stand on end, it moved her heart, and she told the story of the old eight share purchase certificate.
In January 1992, the relevant Shanghai newspapers published the Shanghai Stock Issuance Certificate news. At that time, the majority of people were unfamiliar with the purchase certificate. Although the Shanghai Stock Exchange opened its doors in December 1990, over a year ago, most people felt that the stocks had nothing to do with them, and they also didn't see the business opportunity that they brought. Only a few people who were in the vanguard were still actively understanding and practicing this field.
Just when everyone's stock was still confused, something new happened. That was the certificate of share purchase.
As the name implies, a stock purchase certificate is a certificate that allows you to buy stocks; but it is not a certificate that allows you to buy stocks, and you have to use a number to see if you have won the bid. If you are lucky enough to sign the certificate, you can then take the money with you to the designated counter to buy a specific original stock.
Why did Shanghai take the lead in issuing stock purchase certificates to the whole country? The reason is that since the Shanghai Stock Exchange was established a year ago, the only eight stocks in the trading market have been old eight stocks, it is difficult to meet the requirements of the entire country's stock market. When the demand for stocks is short of supply, the share price naturally rose quickly, and basically stopped rising every day. So they issued the share purchase certificate.
However, it was said that the first stock purchase certificate was issued for 10 days, and the sales plan was not completed. In the end, the bank and post office that took on the task of selling the certificate did some work or internal digestion, and the issuance ended on February 2.
After the first lesson, the management of the stock issue came up with a plan to issue a certificate of share purchase, which would cost 30 yuan per book.
For people who were paid less than 200 yuan at the time, this was undoubtedly a cost that was worth considering. Moreover, it was unknown whether they would win the bid, but if they did not, then they would lose 30 yuan. With such a high price, if they did not get a return, then the loss would be too great and everyone would be cautious.
After winning the lottery, the general rule is that each stock can only buy 300 shares at a par value of 1 yuan per share. The original stock price is very low, often 1-5 times that of the par value, and once on the stock exchange, the face value of the first of the eight stocks, Shanghai Yuyuan, jumped to 108 yuan at that time. The shareholders who won the lottery made a huge profit, and in one fell swoop they had completed the original accumulation.
In such a situation, stock purchase certificate has become a hot steamed bun, a wave of stock market purchase certificate in the society, a stock purchase certificate has been up to nearly 10 thousand yuan! The certificate of share purchase was also known as the certificate of wealth, and many people became one of the first millionaires in the country in this wave of operations.
Kang Ying still remembered that an old stockholder had faithfully recorded the story of her participation in the purchase of a ticket purchase certificate. At that time, she didn't have much money, only three thousand yuan, and in the end, she had signed four stock purchase certificates, earning her forty thousand yuan.
Kang Ying had learned this history at the time, and hated herself for not being born in the wrong time, not being able to seize the opportunity to earn big money. However, she didn't expect that she would have the chance to buy a share certificate after her rebirth.
