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For a long time, an unknown secret in the stock market is the delicate relationship between IPO listing intermediaries and listed companies. These intermediaries, in layman's terms, are those large investment banks. They work together with IPO companies to play with the money of shareholders and investors, as if it is a never-ending feast of wealth.

The rules of this feast are not complicated, but they are also extremely secretive. Whenever a company successfully goes public through an IPO, there is a group of people behind it who can’t stop grinning. These people, including shareholders and intermediaries, have made a fortune because of the high listing prices set by intermediaries for IPO listed companies. Subsequently, large and small shareholders have sold off their holdings, leaving retail investors with a mess.

In this game, intermediaries and IPO listed companies are like grasshoppers on a profit chain, making a fortune through sponsorship fees and direct investment. What's worse is that these people on the profit chain will use the refinancing to short sell, making money on both ends, which can be called a combine harvester, emptying the pockets of retail investors.

The game is finally coming to an end! This time, the reform is driven by the Ministry of Justice, and it is a legal action. It is really different and serious! This reform of IPO listing and issuance intermediary institutions is undoubtedly the institutional cornerstone of the bull market. It is expected to break the interest chain between intermediary institutions and IPO companies, and let the stock market return to its due value investment essence.