Feishu is starting to step out of its comfort zone.
Breakthrough.
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After a seven-year hiatus with Feng Biao, Hainan's Yedao (600238.SH) once again welcomed the return of state-owned investment. Feng Biao is a well-known bull scatter. The “Oriental Department” he founded attacked the capital market. In addition to Yedao in Hainan, Feng Biao also participated in the actual control sniper of Jiaying Pharmaceutical (002198.SZ). On June 28, Hainan Yedao issued an announcement stating that since the shares held by Beijing Dongfang Junsheng Investment Management Co., Ltd. (hereafter “Dongfang Junsheng”), the largest shareholder, were reduced due to judicial auctions, Haikou's state-owned capital holding 13.46% of the shares became the largest shareholder. At the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders on the same day, Haikou State-owned Assets
Review of December 24: full momentum this week, release the volume of the main funds to attack 5 shares next week.
December 24 news, the three major indices opened low, and then Prev maintained a low consolidation, the gem index led two cities down. In terms of the plate, medicine-related plates collectively rose, Chinese medicine stocks led the rise, food processing, retail and other consumer stocks were active against the trend; lithium batteries, photovoltaic, energy storage and other new energy tracks fell across the board, of which the weight fell more than 9% in the Ningde era. The index continued to weaken in the afternoon, with the gem index falling 2.7% at one point. Cultivate diamond, NFT concept stocks pull up; automobile, rare earth, fluorine chemical industry, digital currency and other sectors in the doldrums. Overall, market sentiment cooled, individual stocks showed a general downward trend, the two markets
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