Recently, the boss gathered the staff and give us a talk. Our
company is going to issue IPO soon. Wau. Hope to get the staff to
buy, saying that the response is overwhelming. Almost all the
staff get over-excited and went to fill up the application
form to open an account on that day. Their strategy is to sell the
shares once the share price increases, to make a quick buck. They
have the mindset that it's bao jia.
Well, I am not going to buy the shares, would prefer to buy
shares that already have an established record. I am pretty sure
the pple who buy them would discreetly use the computer to monitor
the price. Think they may check up the price quite a number of
times a day, no mood to work. Haha....
The boss gave us some hints, told us to go for upgrades and to
value-add ourselves. Once the company successfully public-listed,
he has no total control of the company. We read this as some
lay-offs is inevitable since the company is a bit overstaffed
at the moment.
Below 30 cents per share ( the rest not convenient to
reveal )
Anyone has this kind of experience before ?