Back in August, there is another thing that is of great significance to Ye Jin, that is, after half a year of planning, the cus computer was finally successfully launched on Nasdaq.

On the day of listing, Ye Jin personally rang the bell for listing. Then, cus computer stock was officially listed and traded.

This listing, raising funds, cus computer issued a total of 10 million shares, accounting for 10% of cus computer shares. The stock price per share was set at 30 US dollars, so cus computer valuation was 3 billion US dollars.

To be honest, such a valuation is a bit low.

Because cus computer's revenue last year was as high as US$1.26 billion and its net profit was US$230 million. Such a company with abundant profits and unlimited prospects had a price-to-earnings ratio of only ten times, which is not much.

You should know that those Internet companies in their previous lives had a price-to-earnings ratio of dozens of times or even hundreds of times. For example, Amazon's price-to-earnings ratio is 143 times; Microsoft's price-to-earnings ratio is 33 times; Facebook's price-to-earnings ratio is 32 times...

However, Ye Jin did not care about temporary gains and losses.

The valuation of cus computers is low, but because of the low, it has more investment value and attracts investors. In this way, after the stock is listed, it will attract robbery. At that time, the stock price will naturally rise, and the market will give cus a fair market value.

In comparison, some companies have quite high valuations. But as soon as they go public, their stock prices fall below the issue price and no one is willing to buy it. That would be embarrassing.

For example, snapchat, which was burned after reading, was once regarded as Facebook's biggest challenger. It was quite eye-catching at the beginning of its listing, with a valuation of as high as 45 billion US dollars. Its founder Evan Spierger even rejected Google's $30 billion acquisition price for this.

But what is embarrassing is that after Snapchat went public, the stock price fell all the way. In a year and a half, the stock price fell by 70%. From the 24 US dollars at the opening to the 6 US dollars at the bottom. Snapchat management also aroused the anger and accusations of investors.

Therefore, Ye Jin didn't care much about the issue price of the stock and was not obsessed with raising the stock price. He believed that investors would recognize the beautiful jade of cus.

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Sure enough, as he expected, after the cus computer was officially listed, its stock price soared from thirty dollars to forty dollars as soon as it opened.

It is worth mentioning that in addition to normal trading hours, US stocks also have pre-market and after-market trading. That is, trading is allowed before and after the normal opening.

This made the cus computer already traded before the official opening. Therefore, after the opening, the issue price was originally thirty US dollars, but it had reached 40 US dollars as soon as the opening was opened.

After that, the stock price of cus computer continued to rise, reaching a maximum of 49 US dollars, up to 63%. It only fell slightly to 47 US dollars at the end of the market.

Even so, cus's market value reached a huge $4.7 billion, becoming a high-tech new giant such as Intel, Motorola, and Texas Instruments. It was in the limelight for the time being.

Ye Jin's wealth has suddenly increased by about 3 billion US dollars because he held nearly 90% of the shares of cus computer. In addition, his wealth has approached the 10 billion US dollars mark.

The cus computer was listed, and the stock price soared, and Ye Jin's net worth reached 10 billion US dollars... These news were reported by the media one after another, attracting great attention for a while.

The capital industry has noticed the potential of high-tech industries. After that, more and more funds have been injected into this field, causing the computer industry to develop rapidly in Asia and America;

The technology industry originally did not pay attention to the field of personal computers. Now, seeing that the cus, which produces and sells personal computers, has such a popular stock price, it has become a big deal to make personal computers.

The entertainment industry is also envious of Ye Jin's successful investment in the side business and his huge increase in wealth. Ye Jin's status in the entertainment industry is getting higher and higher.

The melon-eating crowd was also shocked by Ye Jin's 10 billion-dollar tyrants, and then they all admired him. After all, admiring the strong is a nature engraved in human bones.

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The successful launch of cus computers has caused Ye Jin's net worth to surge.

However, it is not too early to celebrate.

First, the 90 million shares held by Ye Jin cannot be cashed out immediately. It has a six-month ban period, and even if Ye Jin wants to sell his shares to cash out after the ban period, he must follow certain rules.

For example, the stocks sold within every three months must not exceed one percent of the shares issued. That is to say, Ye Jin can only sell 100,000 shares if he cashes out. When corporate executives, directors, etc. sell more than 500 shares, or more than 10,000 US dollars, they must report to the China Securities Regulatory Commission.

The purpose of this regulation is to prevent shareholders from immediately reducing their holdings and cashing out after the company goes public, which can easily cause major stock prices to rise and fall and damage the interests of other investors.

So Ye Jin's wealth has risen, but he has not seen cash yet, and he has only a bunch of stocks. It is not worth being overly happy.

Second, stimulated by the surge in stock prices after the listing of cus computers, many high-tech companies in Silicon Valley are preparing to launch personal computers, including the Blue Giant ibm.

ibm is one of the most powerful companies in Asiatica in the 1980s. Its market value is as high as $39.6 billion, which is twice as much as the cus computer.

Its market value even exceeds that of Exxon Petroleum, Mobil Petroleum, Standard Petroleum, At&T Telephone, Shell Petroleum, General Motors and other giants.

This giant was originally just attacking the commercial computer and server fields. Now it has noticed the potential of the personal computer market and is ready to enter this market.

This puts cus computers in fierce competition, and their future performance will definitely be impacted, so now is far from the time when Ma Nanshan is put into storage.

In fact, if the cus computer cannot handle it well, this launch may be its peak. In the future, it is likely to be stomped into a pie by the blue giant.

Therefore, Ye Jin did not dare to be careless at all.

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After ibm announced his entry into the personal computer field, he immediately found Jack Hardman, general manager of cus computers, and gave him face-to-face advice.

"The Blue Giant is coming, have you figured out how to deal with it?" Ye Jin stared at Jack Hardman.

"Mr. Ye, I don't think there is too much worry. ibm is indeed powerful, has huge funds, a strong R&D team, and has a significant influence in the industry. However, developing a personal computer is not an easy task and takes a lot of time and energy." Jack Hardman responded, "According to my estimate, it will be the end of the year at the earliest.

At the end of the year, we will also promote the thor 2-plus version developed based on the thor2 model, and strengthen the hardware facilities such as CPU, memory, and storage. I think our products will not be inferior to ibm's products.

What's more, we have monopolized the visualc (lime powder) software. Without this software bonus, it will be difficult to attract customers."
Chapter completed!