When will the new shares be sold?The selling strategy for newly listed stocks after winning the lottery is very simple. On the first day of listing, regardless of profit or loss, the opening call auction will sell the stocks. I don't care how well it's cooked afterwards. This strategy may not necessarily be the most profitable, but it is the easiest to implement and has a very good effect.

Due to the new regulations imposing a limit on the opening price increase, the value of new stocks cannot be fully reflected during the first day's call auction. In order to cope with this new regulation, it is necessary to change the strategy of selling on the first day of listing through call auction.

For this reason, a new selling strategy has been determined through analysis: if the call auction does not reach the limit up, sell directly at the morning opening; If there is no limit up at the morning closing, sell at the afternoon opening; If there is no limit up at the end of the afternoon, the next trading day will be a call auction sale.

In short, we observe the situation of half a trading day or call auction. If we find that the limit up is not reached, we will immediately sell it. Adopting this strategy not only ensures a sufficient holding time to fully reflect the value of the new shares, but also adheres to the investment philosophy of only operating in the primary market and not participating in secondary market speculation as much as possible.

As for the daily limit up of new stock listings, there are about 5 bank stocks listed on the stock market. Small cap stocks starting with 60 usually have a daily limit up of 15-20, while ChiNext stocks starting with 300 usually have a daily limit up of 20 or more. Stocks starting with 002 also have a daily limit up of around 20 or more, depending on the size of the market. The smaller the market size, the more likely it is to rise. Industry insiders say that based on data since the beginning of this year, stocks that have risen high after their debut usually have a play ahead. However, it should be noted that for stocks with high issuance prices and average quality of the company itself, there is no scarcity and no potential for consecutive trading.

Some analysts believe that a large amount of funds have adopted new models to speculate on new stocks. They will focus on strong individual stocks after listing, and after the stock rises to a relatively high level, they will continue to buy to further boost the stock price. Due to the small amount of new stocks trapped in the market and the large increase, it is also easy to attract the attention of external funds, and private equity institutions are more willing to show their skills in it. However, securities industry insiders have stated that many newly listed stocks are currently performing strongly in the short term, but their stock prices have already deviated from fundamentals. Therefore, ordinary small investors need to be particularly cautious when chasing high prices. Once the overall market experiences a downturn, secondary new stocks may lead the decline.