Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

The East Asian Electricity Corporation (EAEC) issued a total of 2 billion shares to society, which could be divided into roughly three parts, some of which were digested within the STAR Demonstration Reactor project team and some of which went to banks, social security funds, etc.

As for the last part, it is presumably actually open to all sectors of society.

But in fact, even if it's a good thing to pay for nation-building, people don't have to think about it.

Private equity funds that know the news in advance through various channels will drink the last sip of soup at the very first moment of the stock issue, like vultures that smell rotten meat.

By the time the average person has a real chance to see this stock, it's probably hanging on the A-share boom and bust. And by the time it's available, East Asia Electric will be worth trillions, to say the least. By then, the room for appreciation for at least a few years had been overspent...

Of course, funds or investment firms that need to drive over-counting, multi-threaded operations, network speeds to pick up leaks, the background is not really quite as impressive as it sounds.

After all, faster internet speeds only increase the probability of "winning", and how much you can buy will still depend on your face.

For funds and investment firms that are truly backgrounded and have a little white glove nature, all they need to do is get eligibility from the "right companies" and hitchhike in an incremental fashion.

For example, in addition to the 2 billion shares issued to social capital, there are 2 billion additional shares targeted for “suitably qualified enterprises" such as three barrels of oil and five major electricity companies.

In this part, there is operating space, and it is also procedurally absolutely legal…

Shanghai, Shanghai Capital's trading room.

At the end of the subscription, a wolf cried and howled.

In order to get ahead of everyone in the first place in the East Asian Electric Company's stock subscription opening, they not only spent overtime in this trading room from yesterday onwards, but even overtime.

However, now that the results are published, they are eligible for a total of 20,000 or 30,000 shares.

Looking at the signed results announced on the computer screen, Li Xiang, general manager of Haixiang Capital, standing in the trading room, pinched his fist dead, his heart almost bleeding.

Though 30,000 shares are already quite a bit smaller than the average person, they are at best a zero for a financial investment firm like them with tens of millions of units...

After the announcement of the results of the signing, the first ten shareholders after the signing were completed were subsequently posted on the website.

The first largest shareholder, the SASAC, holds 50% of the shares firmly in the position of the major shareholders, and the previous shareholders are three barrels of oil, the national grid, social security funds, etc., basically the “national team” accounted for more than 80%.

There's nothing to say about this. After all, it's not their turn to drink this soup...

Yet, just as he looked down under the names of several major shareholders, he suddenly saw a star technology that didn't know where it came from, and when he reached 7% stake in East Asia Electric, he almost didn't have a bite of blood on the screen.

“Grass grip, 7%! Which fund has such a great background!?” Standing beside him, his deputy president replaced Tang Guang, who said everything he wanted to say.

“Yeah... I haven't heard that name at all.” Secretary Zhang, standing next to him, also had a confused expression on his face, guessing, "Could it be... a big white glove? ”

Deputy General Manager Tang: “That's not going to happen now, is it? ”

Listening to the subordinates' discussion, Li Xiang stared at the screen for a while and said, “Find out the background of this company... even if we lose, we need to know who we lost to. ”

He seemed a little familiar with the name, but couldn't remember where he'd heard it.

Anyway, at least he has to figure out who's behind this company.

If you don't have a background…

He doesn't mind talking to him.

“The boss was in a bad mood and Secretary Zhang did not dare to talk nonsense. ”

They weren't the only ones trying to figure out the origin of star technology. Almost half of the country's financial circle was frightened by the sudden death of this halfway house.

This interesting phenomenon has even been noted by the attention paid to overseas capital from the public offering of electricity in East Asia.

Don't look at the fact that 7% of the shares don't seem to be much, but this is a monopoly giant, with unlimited space for development and a future market capitalization of at least trillions. Only 2.2% of the total share capital is accounted for by EOC's circulating shares in A shares, and horizontal comparison shows how simple this 7% is.

Half the financial circle was listening to the beginning of this star technology, far away on the ark of Jinling University, did not know its own patent management company, because the divine operation of a CEO was totally famous in the domestic financial world.

But even if he did, he probably didn't feel much.

East Asia Electric is not a listed company, it is not under the supervision of the SFC, he purchased it at a price of 10 yuan per share, and he is not suspected of infringement. Problems such as the misappropriation of State-owned assets do not exist, let alone any illegal operation. As for the private equity funds and financial companies that are privately shouting about the dark screen, it's just not cheap, it's not a good bird.

It doesn't sound good. Does he have to pay attention?

Jinling University.

Office of the House of Representatives.

Dr Yan, who sent the results of yesterday's medical examination, looked at the three assistants in the eye office and strangely handed the report to Ark Boat.

“Are they… your assistants? ”

“Well, the school arranged it for me. ”

I don't know if it's an illusion, but Yan Yeon always sees his eyes a little strange.

After a while, Yan Yeon continued: "… quite young. ”

Ark: “Hmm. ”

Yan Yeon: "…”

Ark: “…? ”

So what exactly is this guy trying to say?

At this point, the office door opened and a student walked in.

Through Dr. Yan's side, Liu Siyuan, with a dark circle, walked to the Ark's desk with a stack of A4 paper.

“Professor, I've done my job! ”

I looked at his thick eye bag with some surprise, but the ark didn't say much. After all, the little witch sees the big witch a little more than his liver explosion.

“Well, put it on my desk… how did you get here so early? ”

It's just over 7: 00.

Apart from the fact that his three assistants had to come here to punch cards for work reasons, his attendance requirements for several other students were not so strict that it was sufficient to complete his assignments on time.

Liu Siyuan scratched his back of his head. “I can't do it without trying. I feel like I can't keep up without trying. ”

Seeing that the Ark seems to have started work, Yan Yeon did not intend to stay here to interrupt his work, so he asked.

“I'm going back first. ”

Ark: “Hmm. ”

Do you want to join us for lunch later?

Yan Yeon opened his mouth, but wondered if it would be a little strange to ask the question at 7: 00 a.m. - or too deliberately, so he finally dismissed the thought and turned away.

As usual, after a brief review of the student's homework and some suggestions for improvement, the Ark sent Liu Siyuan away to do his thing and routinely checked his work email.

With the exception of an email from Qin Yue, who is currently serving as a lecturer in Princeton, which discusses the problem of parsing numerical theory, the rest seems to be less nutritious.

After about five minutes of reflection, the Ark edited an email and answered Qin Yue's question.

Just as he was about to close his mailbox, open Arxiv, look at recent developments in mathematics and physics, and see if there was anything worth following up on, a new letter suddenly arrived in his mailbox.

When I saw this email, the ark stunned slightly.

Professor Sarott?

Of course, it's not the name that really stunned him, it's the content of the email...

[I was interviewed by the FBI.