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How is it that I always fail to apply for new shares through Huatai Securities Trading Network with my mobile phone?

This should be the problem of network speed. With more operators, it will naturally be slow. If not, you can contact Huatai Securities.

Purchase rules

Investors should first understand the minimum number of shares required for listing new shares; Secondly, it should be noted that as far as new shares are concerned, a securities account can only be subscribed once. Moreover, the account cannot be purchased repeatedly, and it can be cancelled after T+0, and it cannot be cancelled after T+ 1 Please remember the order code before buying. If there is an error or violation of the above rules when placing an order, it will be regarded as invalid subscription.

Subscription period

Investors should pay attention to the time period when placing orders through the trading system of securities companies, because a stock can only be placed once, so it is necessary to avoid the peak time period of placing orders and improve the probability of winning. When the subscription period is selected at 10: 30 am-1:30 pm and 1: 00-2: 00 pm, the lottery winning probability is relatively high.

Positioning research

Investors need to make a general positioning research on the upcoming new shares. Before IPO, studying the prospectus should be a "homework" that must be done before subscription.

Before investing, it is necessary to have a detailed understanding of the company's industry, profit source, future growth, investment of raised funds, management and financial status, product competitiveness, technological advantages, corporate governance and its unfavorable factors, etc. By comparing with listed companies in the same industry, especially those with similar share capital structure, and combining with the current market situation, we can estimate the approximate secondary market positioning. In this way, when multiple new shares are issued at the same time, investors can choose the most suitable subscription object.