Ant Demand Shatters Shanghai Records

The video discusses the high demand for an IPO in Shanghai, which was oversubscribed 870 times, leading to $2.8 trillion in bids. In contrast, Hong Kong investors used up to 33 times leverage, compared to the US's one-time limit. The IPO allotment in Hong Kong is small, creating a lottery-like atmosphere. Trading is expected to begin on November 5th, with predictions of a significant stock price increase. In Shanghai, a 44% limit exists for first-day stock increases, but no such limit is on the Starboard. The IPO is backed by Jack Ma and Alibaba, suggesting strong market interest.

What is the main difference in investor leverage between Shanghai and Hong Kong for the IPO?

• Shanghai allows 33 times leverage, while Hong Kong does not allow any leverage.

• Hong Kong allows 33 times leverage, while Shanghai does not allow any leverage.

• Neither Shanghai nor Hong Kong allows any leverage.

• Both Shanghai and Hong Kong allow 33 times leverage.

Why is the IPO allotment in Hong Kong compared to a lottery?

• Because investors have to pay a fee to participate.

• Due to the small size of the allotment and high demand.

• Due to the high risk involved in the investment.

• Because the allotment is based on random selection.

What is the expected range of stock price increase on the first trading day in Hong Kong?

• Between 15% and 70%

• Between 10% and 50%

• Between 8% and 66%

• Between 5% and 20%

What is the regulatory limit for stock price increase on the first day in most mainland exchanges in Shanghai?

• No limit

• 33%

• 50%

• 44%

Which brand is associated with the IPO, potentially influencing its valuation?

• JD.com

• Baidu

• Alibaba

• Tencent