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published in(发表于) 2014/9/20 11:57:57
Ali listed United States retail madness

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Ali listed United States retail madness

According to Yahoo Finance reports, at a time when Alibaba group holding company in an initial public offering, retail investors were panic buying of its shares. United States holding company found investors to buy Alibaba shares traded has been as high as the number of Facebook's initial public offering in premarket trading subscription number 75%, on-line stock traders TD Ameritrade's Chief Strategist JJ · jinahan (JJ Kinahan) said. Meanwhile, Alibaba shares would be expected to continue to rise.

In an interview, jinahan said, investors in Alibaba shares in premarket trading before about Twitter IPO oversubscribed 3 times. Meanwhile, in the past 48 hours, financial consultant received a call from a large number of customers, expressed strong interest in buying the company's stock. "I think, as the dialogue progresses, distance of Alibaba IPO time draws near, investors finally decided to buy the stock," headquartered in United States California Financial Adviser to the investment arm of Newport ailun·hafute (Alan Haft), said he has observed in the past few days wanted to buy Alibaba shares almost doubled the number of customers. "The word I hear most is ' it's the Amazon of China. ’”

According to polls Ai Pusuo company (Ipsos Poll) for Thomson Reuters poll, as of Monday, 88% of United States consumers haven't heard of Alibaba. "To tell the truth, investor interest in Alibaba indeed beyond our expectation, we thought the (interest level) should be almost as big as Twitter. "In the big initial public stock offering, shares in retail generally only get 10%-20%.

Schwab heads of option trading Qiao·weiyeteli (Joe Vietri), said almost his entire team are preparing Alibaba trade onslaught. Alibaba in the first day of NYSE trading at 92.7 dollars (United States Eastern time at 11:53 A.M.), compared to 68 dollar rise in the price of the 36.3%.

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