Continue to supply the market with a large quantity of high-quality chips, ensuring a steady stream of premium assets to meet market demand and support sustainable growth.

Refinancing policies are coming in full force!

After the national team supplied hundreds of billions of chips to the market in a short period, the market still lacked supply. Therefore, in response to market needs, a large number of new chips were arranged to be listed to address the urgent needs of the market.

Anyone who has stayed in this market a little longer knows that there is nothing new under the sun. I believe that in a few years, China will once again rise several world-class high-tech enterprise clusters.

Countless money has been spent to produce BOE, solving the problem of screen bottlenecks.
Countless money has been spent on the photovoltaic industry, which is still rolling, to the point where photovoltaic panels are cheaper than fences, making China the world’s largest photovoltaic country.
Countless money has been spent on livestock enterprises that have completely eliminated the pig cycle, providing the country’s people with low-cost pork for many years.

I believe that in the near future, China’s AI industry will also defeat the US, not only in AI itself but also in AI applications. The US doesn’t have a company like Alibaba that fully solves people’s needs for clothing, food, housing, and transportation; its resource integration capability is not on the same level as China.

But markets are different from each other. The seven US giants took off with the US stock market because each of them holds a near-monopoly in their respective fields, so their profit margins are high, and companies make money while lying down.

In China, such monopolistic companies are absolutely not allowed to exist. Each giant is infiltrating the others, building moats into their competitors’ territories. Therefore, after many years of market ecosystem maturity, Alibaba, Meituan, and JD.com still need to spend hundreds of billions in subsidies to compete for food delivery.

Healthy competition is good for industry upgrading; putting pressure on companies can stimulate their vitality.
Healthy competition is good for citizens; people can enjoy better and cheaper goods and services.
Healthy competition is even better for the country; it not only solves employment issues and enhances national strength but also eliminates problems like monopolistic enterprises that make management a headache.

The only downside is that shareholders can only buy these companies’ stocks on the secondary market, hoping to enjoy the dividends of enterprise development. Little did they know that these dividends are actually the very thing that promotes enterprise growth.

But there’s no need to worry too much. The issuance of convertible bonds is also accelerating. This is a product that ordinary people can participate in. It’s a good thing! Nowadays, compared to being a shareholder or a debt holder—especially a debt holder of a listed company—being able to enjoy the dividends of enterprise development is undoubtedly the happiest.