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Apple was successfully listed. This news was like a huge rock thrown into a calm lake, instantly stirring up a thousand waves and making the entire stock market boil.

What is particularly noteworthy is that the world's richest man, Su Cheng, is not only one of Apple's shareholders, but also personally attended and participated in the grand bell-ringing ceremony.

This move undoubtedly added infinite brilliance to Apple's listing, and also made the news spread throughout the United States and even the world at an astonishing speed.

At this moment, both ordinary retail investors and experienced stock market makers have turned their attention to Apple.

They are well aware that this technology giant has dominated the stock market and become the focus of everyone's attention with its outstanding product innovation, extensive market influence and the support of heavyweight shareholders such as Su Cheng.

In the future, Apple’s stock price trend will undoubtedly become one of the most watched topics in the stock market.

After all, Apple has significantly increased its profile and attracted a lot of attention with its recent best-selling iTote I product.

This excellent market performance is one of the important reasons why Apple’s IPO roadshow was a huge success.

Now, with the strong support of the world's richest man, Su Cheng, Apple's stock price is even more powerful and is expected to break through to unprecedented heights.

Su Cheng's personal influence cannot be underestimated, but what people are more afraid of is the technology giant such as Oracle Computer, which he controls.

Oracle's profound foundation and innovative capabilities in the field of computer technology undoubtedly provide strong technical support for Suzhou.

Therefore, some people speculate that Apple’s sudden rise this time is likely closely related to the cutting-edge technology or strategic support injected into Apple by Sucheng and the Oracle Computer behind it.

This powerful combination undoubtedly injects unlimited possibilities into Apple's future development.

If Oracle Computer Corporation chooses to go public in the United States, with its strong technical strength and market position, its stock is indeed expected to become a shining star in the market, attracting a large number of investors, and the stock price may really "skyrocket" as predicted.

Unfortunately, however, as far as we know, Oracle Computer Corporation does not have a clear plan to go public, which makes many investors who are looking forward to its performance after the listing feel a little disappointed.

Against this backdrop, Apple's listing is undoubtedly an event full of surprises and expectations for investors in the United States.

Apple itself has extremely high brand value and market influence. Its listing not only attracted global attention, but also brought many investment hot spots to investors.

From product innovation to market layout, from performance growth to future potential, every move of Apple Inc. touches the hearts of investors, making this IPO feast full of infinite possibilities.

Today is the first day of Apple's initial public offering. As the bell rang, this historic moment finally arrived.

The stock issue price was carefully considered and ultimately determined to be US$22 per share. A total of 460 million new shares were issued, bringing Apple's total share capital to 5872 million shares.

As an important shareholder of Apple, Su Cheng's shareholding ratio remains unchanged and it continues to hold approximately 30% of Apple's shares, or approximately 1761.6 million shares.

Based on this issue price, it can be preliminarily estimated that Apple’s self-assessed market value before the listing was approximately US$12.92 billion.

However, this is just a starting point, and Apple’s true value still needs to be tested by the market.

The market’s reaction will directly determine the trend of Apple’s stock price, which in turn will affect changes in its market value.

If the market is confident in Apple's prospects and reacts enthusiastically, its stock price is likely to rise sharply after the listing, pushing up the company's market value. In this case, Apple's market value will far exceed current estimates, showing investors' strong expectations for its future growth.

On the contrary, if the market reaction is flat or even cold, Apple's stock price may come under pressure and fall.

This will not only cause the closing price on the first day of listing to be lower than the issue price, but may also further affect the company's market value, making it lower than the expected level before listing.

Therefore, how Apple performs on the first day of its IPO will directly reflect the market's confidence and expectations in this technology giant.

Regardless of the outcome, this event will become the focus of attention of the entire U.S. capital market and bring a wonderful feast to investors.

After the clear bells rang, Su Cheng walked into the box of the Nasdaq Stock Exchange with Apple founder Steve Jobs and his team.

As a major shareholder of Apple, he was full of curiosity about Apple's performance on the first day of its IPO.

In this IPO, Apple only issued 460 million new shares, which accounts for less than one-tenth of the company's total share capital, which seems relatively conservative.

Behind this decision lies the company's careful consideration of future development.

Apple understands that maintaining a certain level of equity concentration is critical to the company's long-term strategic planning and stability.

At the same time, sufficient space has been reserved to carry out further financing activities in the future based on market conditions and company needs to ensure the company's sustainable and healthy development.

Although the new share issuance is limited, this does not affect investors' enthusiasm and confidence in Apple.

With its outstanding product innovation, rapidly rising brand influence and broad market prospects, Apple has won wide recognition and favor from many investors in the United States.

Therefore, although the market reaction remains to be seen, both Su Cheng and Apple's management team are full of confidence and expectations for the company's future.

Although only 460 million new shares were issued, Apple would quickly raise more than $ million once these highly anticipated shares were snapped up.

This considerable capital injection is undoubtedly much needed for the company.

Although the recent launch of iTote I has brought considerable profits to Apple and boosted its performance, such growth still has certain limitations. The sales industry is a long-term one and it is temporarily difficult to fully meet the company's in-depth development needs in multiple scientific research fields.

As we all know, scientific and technological research and development is an extremely costly activity that requires continuous financial support to promote innovation and technological progress.

The $30 million raised from this IPO and the more than million dollars paid by Su Cheng to continue financing in order to maintain a % share will undoubtedly inject strong momentum into Apple's future development.

With sufficient funds, Apple can boldly plan and implement its next development blueprint.

They can invest more confidently in key areas such as new product research and development, market expansion, and technological upgrading to further consolidate and expand their market position.

At the same time, these funds will also provide Apple with more strategic options and flexibility in the face of market changes and challenges, ensuring the company's continued steady development.

Only when Apple has sufficient funds can it have more development directions. (End of this chapter)