At present, science and technology innovation board has become a popular sector for investors, and many new shares are listed in science and technology innovation board. So is the winning rate of new shares in science and technology innovation board high or low? What are the factors that cause it? Below, this paper will analyze this problem from multiple angles.
1. What is the winning rate in science and technology innovation board?
The winning rate in science and technology innovation board refers to the proportion of new shares that investors get after subscription and announcement according to the issuance results. If the number of subscribers exceeds the issuance of new shares, there will be a situation of "winning lots". At this time, we need to consider the winning rate.
second, the influencing factors of the winning rate
many people think that the winning rate is determined by the issuer, but it is not. Science and technology innovation board's winning rate is mainly affected by the following factors:
1. Issuance scale: the larger the issuance scale, the lower the winning rate;
2. Subscription multiple: the higher the subscription multiple, the lower the winning rate;
3. Number of subscribers: The more subscribers, the lower the winning rate;
4. Qualifications of successful bidders: According to the requirements of securities firms and information disclosure, some investors with limited qualifications may have a lower success rate.
third, the explanation of the winning rate in science and technology innovation board
1. the influence of the issuance scale on the winning rate
the issuance scale is one of the most important factors affecting the winning rate. The larger the issuance scale, the lower the winning rate. The winning rate is the ratio of the number of subscribers to the circulation. The larger the circulation, the lower the winning rate.
2. The influence of subscription multiple on the winning rate
The subscription multiple in science and technology innovation board is very high, so the influence of subscription multiple on the winning rate is also very obvious. If the subscription multiple is only 1 time, the winning rate is generally high. However, if the subscription multiple exceeds about 3 times, the winning rate will drop sharply.
3. Influence of the number of subscribers on the winning rate
Listed new shares are generally very popular, so the number of subscribers is also an important factor affecting the winning rate. When the number of subscribers is very large, the winning rate will naturally be lower.
4. The influence of the qualification of the winning bidder on the winning rate
science and technology innovation board will verify the basic information of the applicant when winning the lottery. If some people are found to have problems, such as exceeding the number of shares applied for, or failing to check the information, the winning rate will further decline.
fourth, how to improve the winning rate?
There are several ways to improve the winning rate:
1. Start with the subscription multiple: the smaller the subscription multiple, the higher the winning rate. Therefore, investors can improve the winning rate by reducing the number of purchases.
2. Participate in small-scale issuance: The smaller the issuance scale, the higher the winning rate. If investors are interested in a stock, they can choose to participate in a smaller issue and try to reduce the subscription multiple as much as possible, so that the winning rate will be higher.
3. invest in multiple stocks: investing in multiple stocks can effectively reduce the subscription multiple, thus improving the winning rate. But we should pay attention to diversification of investment and avoid focusing on a certain industry.
To sum up, the winning rate in science and technology innovation board is affected by many factors, and the number of subscribers, subscription multiples and issuance scale are one of the important factors that affect the winning rate. Investors can improve the winning rate by reducing the number of purchases, participating in smaller-scale issuance and diversifying investment.