On November 22, the battle for Hang Seng stocks between Xingchen Company and the British Group has entered its sixth day!
In the past six days, the two parties have not only been frantically competing for circulating shares in the stock market, but have also been snapping up the shares held by all small and medium-sized shareholders off-site.
After several days of fierce confrontation, the British Group, after spending a lot of money, not only took 19% of the 30% of the circulating shares in its hands, but also took 15% of the shares in the hands of 7 Chinese shareholders. Pocket it.
Although they spent HK$1.6 billion, they already controlled 85% of Hang Seng's shares and achieved a decisive victory in this stock battle.
However, before they could be happy for a long time, they discovered something that shocked them. Just before the market closed today, they actually snapped up more than 1.2 million shares of Hang Seng stock in the securities market.
At first, Smith and others didn't pay attention, but when they thought about it carefully, they realized that something was wrong.
You must know that they now control 85% of Hang Seng Bank's shares, and 6% of the remaining 15% of the shares are in the hands of the bank's founders, He Shanheng and Liang Zhiwei. They have made it clear that they will not sell their shares.
Part of the remaining 9% is controlled by Xingchen Company, and the rest is all in the hands of retail investors.
Now they have acquired 1.4 million shares in a very short period of time, accounting for about 7% of all shares of Hang Seng Bank. Where did these stocks come from?
You don't need to think about it to know that Xingchen Company must have withdrawn and they stopped playing.
This is indeed the case. Just when Smith was in contact with the Chinese shareholders of Hang Seng Bank, Li Yi ordered people to acquire Hang Seng shares in a high-profile manner and at the same time quietly sell the stocks in his hands.
When Smith and others took over the stocks from the Chinese shareholders, Li Yi directly liquidated all the Hang Seng stocks he controlled.
And most of these stocks returned to the hands of Smith and others!
In this way, after spending more than 2 billion Hong Kong dollars, the British group not only successfully pushed the market value of Hang Seng Bank from 3 billion Hong Kong dollars to 6 billion, but also increased Hang Seng's shareholding ratio to 92%!
Although the general ledger is calculated, the British-owned group does not seem to be losing money. After all, the market value of Hang Seng Bank is there.
But Smith and others who came back to their senses knew that they had been tricked by Li Yi.
Although they blocked Li Yi's attack, their 2 billion funds were also locked up.
Although after realizing that he had been cheated, Smith immediately made adjustments and sold a large number of shares at a low price.
However, since the market is about to close, less than 200 million Hong Kong dollars have been recovered, and the rest is under their control.
Smith knew that Li Yi chose to clear his stocks at this time because he was not ready to play.
This is just like when he invested in gold before. When they entered the game, he got out in time and was directly smashed.
As a result, the international gold price plummeted, but their British-owned group was trapped in a high position.
It's the same this time. As expected, newspapers and media will report a lot of news about Xingchen Company's liquidation of Hang Seng Bank early tomorrow morning.
When there is no competition for Hang Seng stocks, the price will inevitably fall significantly.
The fact was exactly as Smith and others expected. It didn't even take the next day. After the stock market closed that day, Li Yi accepted an interview with the TV station.
In the interview, he stated in a high-profile manner that Xingchen Company had liquidated all its shares in Hang Seng Bank.
At the same time, he also said that he made a total profit of HK$70 million from this investment in Hang Seng Bank. However, because Hang Seng Bank's stock price has been seriously overvalued, he has now officially withdrawn from the stock battle.
As soon as the news came out, the people of the entire Hong Kong Island were in an uproar again.
People who don't know the truth feel sorry for Xingchen Company, feeling that Xingchen Company, as a young dragon-slaying boy, failed in the end and failed to defeat the evil dragon of the British-owned group.
But those who know how to invest are in awe of Xingchen Company's operation? Anyone with a discerning eye can see that the British-owned group was deceived this time.
Hang Seng Bank's stock soared by nearly 100 Hong Kong dollars in six days. When someone scrambled for speculation, everyone followed suit, but when the tide receded, you would see that only the British group was swimming naked.
As expected, Hang Seng's stock price will plummet as soon as the market opens tomorrow, and I hope it will not fall below the level of a week ago.
But no one knows that this is just a small prelude to Li Yi's counterattack against the British-owned group, and his real killer move has not yet been used.
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On November 23, the Hong Kong stock market remained the same!
However, after the market opened today, everyone's eyes were fixed on the share price of Hang Seng Bank.
You must know that when the market closed yesterday, Hang Seng's stock price was as high as 276 Hong Kong dollars per share, an increase of 100 yuan from a week ago.
But everyone knows that it is just two big guys competing for Hang Seng's stocks. Now that one party has made it clear that it is withdrawing from the competition, everyone is waiting for Hang Seng's stock to plummet.
Sure enough, less than five minutes after the market opened, someone listed Hang Seng's shares at a price of HK$270 per share.
However, completely different from the competition in the past few days, no one paid any attention to the price of HK$270.
Twenty minutes later, the other party immediately adjusted the price, and the listing price dropped to HK$260 per share.
But the result is that there are still many people watching, but no one takes action...
In this way, under everyone's attention, Hang Seng Bank's stock price fell from 276 Hong Kong dollars per share to 240 Hong Kong dollars. The drop was not small.
What's more important is that even if it's reduced to this bear status, no one is willing to take over.
But at this moment, there was a sudden commotion outside the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. It turned out that Li Yi came again with people from Xingchen Company.
After learning the news, Hang Seng Bank's share price actually rebounded slightly.
But when Li Yi once again stated that he would no longer invest in Hang Seng Bank's stocks, Hang Seng's stock price plummeted again (he had diarrhea and plummeted)!
But then people discovered that although Star Company no longer touched the shares of Hang Seng Bank, it opened the market to acquire a large number of shares of Island Telecom.
As the only telephone and telegraph company on Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong Telecommunications has always been an old hen laying golden eggs in the hands of British-owned groups.
Star Company's sudden acquisition of shares in Hong Kong Telecom naturally attracted the attention of British-owned groups.
Subsequently, Smith's team received an order again to block Star Company's hostile takeover at all costs.
But this time they learned the lesson, and the senior management of the British Capital Group asked Smith to pay close attention to what was happening on their side when they were blocking the Star Company to prevent them from being trapped in a high position.
Although these people in the British-owned group were already on guard, they did not expect that Li Yi would not want to entangle with them this time.
After he directly raised the stock price of Hong Kong Telecom from 86 Hong Kong dollars to 120 Hong Kong dollars, he quickly cleared his position.
Although the British-owned group suffered little loss this time, it was frightened by Li Yi's actions.
Hundreds of millions of Hong Kong dollars were spent just to make a sound. If they had not seen the opportunity earlier and fled in time, they would have been trapped in a high position again this time.
Even so, on the 23rd, Smith and others lost another HK$3 million on Island Telecom stock alone, not counting the losses caused by the plummeting share price of Hang Seng Bank.
What's even more depressing is that in the next few days, sudden attacks like this happened several times in succession. Many of the boss companies of the Jardine Matheson Group, the HSBC Group, and the Swire Group were attacked, which made Smith and others tired. To cope.
However, what they didn't know was that at the same time that Li Yi and the people from Xingchen Company were attracting the firepower of the British group, Li Futiao's team was quietly targeting the New Territories warehousing center.
And this is Li Yi's real goal, he is going to launch a general offensive...
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