Age of Dreams

March 15th, 7 o'clock in the morning.

Hong Kong is a busy city. The wharves and vegetable markets start to get busy at four or five in the morning.

There are breakfast shops, newsstands, etc. to start business at 6 o'clock. Adults who don't get up at 7 o'clock are slackers except the rich.

Normally, 7 o'clock is also the busiest time for the breakfast shop.

Usually young people or office workers come to the store to eat a bowl of noodles or some steamed buns, fried dough sticks, etc., hurriedly come and hurriedly walked, as full as a war.

Elderly people usually drink morning tea after 8 o'clock. After all, they have nothing to do. Drinking morning tea leisurely is in line with their daily life.

I believe everyone has already known through TV and movies. The people in Eastern Guangdong and Hong Kong mean to drink morning tea, which means eating breakfast, but they usually have Tieguanyin, black tea or Pu'er tea in their breakfast. Referred to as drinking morning tea.

Morning tea in Hong Kong is inherited from Eastern Guangdong, but it is more exquisite than Eastern Guangdong in terms of method and taste. Many old restaurants in the Republic of China came to Hong Kong because they escaped the war, so they brought rich diversity. Food culture, including dozens of famous morning tea shops.

Xiao Qi was sitting in a small-looking shop at this time, drinking morning tea with Zhou Wuyao.

"Come on, Qi Shao, try their shrimp dumplings, chicken feet and hibiscus buns. They are all 100 years old! In addition, this stocking milk tea and grilled toast are also good." Zhou Wuyao greeted Xiao Qidao enthusiastically.

The table is full of delicious things at this time.

Every portion is the same and it looks good, and the scent is mixed with the nose, making Xiao Qi, a person who is used to eating good food, suddenly appetite.

"Not bad……"

Xiao Qi admired the taste as he ate and drank, and ate half of it unknowingly.

Compared to Xiao Qi's good appetite. Zhou Wuyao's appetite was average. After only a few baskets, he stopped his chopsticks and started drinking black tea.

But looking at the smile on Zhou Wuyao's face, he knew that he was in a very good mood.

No wonder.

There is news from the capital that the Fairy Company is preparing to list a subsidiary in Hong Kong. How can this not make Zhou Wuyao, the chief executive of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, who is in the financial turmoil and bewildered, rejoice?

Hong Kong has no real economic support.

Financial Freedom. Another name for Yougang. That is the financial market built entirely by speculation. Hong Kong's financial market has no way of controlling its own destiny.

It’s very simple. For example, it’s true that Huaguolianshu was listed in Hong Kong, but if Huaguolianshu’s business in the mainland is blocked, then it will directly get into trouble-there is no Hong Kong people to intervene from the beginning to the end, so they You can only accept it passively, and you can't influence the stock market yourself.

Americans are different.

The stock market, which fell tragically in the second half of 2008, was dragged by them abruptly. Basically, it recovered in 2011, and then a two- to three-year slow bull market came directly. According to Xiao Qi's current speculation, I am afraid that the U.S. stock market will not be bad in 2014.

Then again.

If it is a company listed in Hong Kong, Hong Kong people can always enjoy generous returns and "grow with it", they will not feel that there is nothing wrong with being out of control.

But the problem is that in this world, there will never be stocks that only rise or fall, or companies that have prospered for thousands of years. There are very few century-old shops.

Li Chaoren’s Cheung Kong Holdings is pretty good, right?

Despite the fact that the stock has been rising, it also pays dividends every year. The shareholders were pleased to laugh.

But many people don't know that when the Hong Kong real estate bubble collapsed in the 1980s, the Cheung Kong Group almost collapsed.

Had it not been for Li Chaoren for the loading and unloading of cargo in the port, he made a lot of profits to subsidize the Yangtze River Industrial every year, everyone would not have seen the Hong Kong Big Mac today.

Therefore, Hong Kong people have never encountered such a good stock so far.

But Zhou Wuyao believes. Perhaps the Fairy Guardian Company that Xiao Qi was going to use for listing was a legendary stock that started like this.

Since the Fairy Guardian went live on January 16, the number of users has soared to 300 million within one month.

But the fairy guards only have a one-month free period, and they will be charged from the second month. The benchmark price in the United States is US$12 a year, the 20% discount in China is US$70, and the most expensive ones in Germany and Singapore are US$20.

Many people who make software think that free things are the mainstream. If they are charged, they will surely make many customers leave and switch to another free product of the same category—regardless of Europe, America, Asia, Oceania, Africa, etc. And so on, users are all the same saving ideas.

However, starting from February 16, the performance of the fairy guards was surprising.

The first day paid directly more than 30 million users, and then the active users dropped to 250 million at the same time, 50 million less in one breath.

But people can't say anything about this result. After all, 30 million paying users are enough to offset all the losses of leaving users.

Don't compare numbers. Any software that can get 30 million users on the first day of charging is definitely very popular.

On the 17th, another 20 million payment users were added, and on the 18th, the number of payment users had exceeded 60 million!

As the users who used the trial version successively expired for free, as of now on March 15, exactly two months, the paying users have steadily regained the 100 million mark, and the average daily rate exceeds 50. The user base of 10,000 has increased.

The current smart electronic users, including mobile phone and tablet users, have exceeded the 500 million threshold. With the promotion and technological update of major manufacturers, more users are attracted to use smart electronic products.

Research and analysis by Silicon Valley in the United States show that in 2009, the number of users using smart electronic products can exceed 800 million, and it can exceed 1.5 billion in 2010 next year, and it will reach 2 billion in 2011 at the latest!

Under such good market expectations, the Fairy Guardian with a strong growth momentum, of course, has a broader prospect.

It is unceremonious to say that the Fairy Guardian in the field of intelligent electronics is equivalent to the status of Kaspersky and other seven or eight anti-virus software in the computer field, and it is unique, and there is no software to compete with it.

However, looking at the beauty of Fairy Guardian, I heard that companies such as Kaspersky have developed anti-virus software for mobile terminals, and the future market will be full of competition.

But the advantages of preconceivedness are too strong. The most conservative UBS Securities estimates that Fairy Guards should at least be able to occupy more than 50% of the market share, and the future users can exceed at least 1 billion!

Not to mention 1 billion users, there are 500 million users, the annual revenue of Fairy Guardian can exceed 6 billion U.S. dollars. Excluding development and maintenance, etc., the profit can exceed 2 billion U.S. dollars!

Therefore, according to the rule that the valuation is 8-15 times the expected revenue of a year, Goldman Sachs now has a valuation of 12 billion US dollars for the Fairy Guardian, which is already relatively underestimated.

Outside investment banks and analysis institutions have a lot of evaluations and valuations for the various product sub-sectors of the Fairy Company, but now people already know Xiao Qi’s character, and they understand that most of these valuations are false. Xiao Qi would never put it on the market at all, he would only hold it firmly in his hands and only share it with some co-leasing partners.

Only this fairy guardian was different from other products of the fairy company from the beginning.

First of all, on the day when the Fairy Guardian announced its launch, she moved out of the Fairy Lab at the headquarters of the Fairy Company alone, and occupied an 18-story building alone in Xiaping Garden.

Then an organization also broke out that Fairy Guardian’s financial income and expenditure, personnel management, etc., were operating alone and did not contact the Fairy’s company headquarters.

These are certainly not enough to explain how different the Fairy Guardians are, but the next item really lifted the spirits of all investment institutions and stock markets.

That is, the day before the Fairy Guardian charges, Xiao Qi announced at the middle and high-level meeting of the Fairy Company that the Fairy Guardian’s shares will be used as a loyalty reward for employees. Depending on the employee’s contribution and loyalty to the company, different amounts will be distributed. The shares go down.

In principle, except for the remaining 40% of the shares, the Fairy Company will only retain 30% of the shares, and the remaining 30% will be rewarded to the employees of various departments and branches of the Fairy Company.

This immediately caused a violent vibration!

Keep 40% intact?

What is this concept! ?

It's exactly the concept of preparing to go public!

It is well known that ~www.readwn.com~ If a company wants to go public, the underwriters must hold enough shares in order to bring the company to the market.

Although the underwriters want to eat some original shares, these rules are there from the beginning. The greater the benefits you give, the harder the underwriters will help you push up the price, increase the company’s market value, and protect you. Escort, let the company make money from the moment it goes public.

For example, when it first went public, if it weren't for the underwriter Goldman Sachs' destiny, they would break the issue that day-the stock price fell below the issue price, which would be very embarrassing!

So far, no matter if it is Citibank, Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch, Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan Chase, Ono Securities, Royal Bank of Scotland, etc., no one can get a fairy company.

Not to mention the behemoth of the Fairy Company as a whole, even any of its subsidiaries can't get it.

Now that there is such a possible opportunity suddenly, why not make everyone ecstatic? (To be continued...) u