엠피공모주계산기

When applying for a public offering, let's calculate the expected number of dividends in advance through the subscription amount and competition rate !!!
Let's calculate the final profit excluding the break-even point and various fees when selling public offerings !!!

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[Advantages of Investment in Public Offerings]
* You can make stable money with no capital (or free capital).

[Features of complicity]
* A company recruits public offerings to list shares, but if it is a popular item, it will be
It is recruited from several hundred to several thousand times.
* We will distribute the amount of subscription and refund the rest of the money.
* If you applied for 60 million won and the competition rate is 656:1, you will be allocated 180,000 won.
The rest will be refunded
* Anxiety and gain of -37% of KRW 180,000 (loss: 6.6 million) ~ +160% (profit: 280,000)
Just think.
* 3 days of 60 million won, minus 1.7 million won and the rest is net profit.

[Investment Procedures]
1. Open a negative account
-We will open a minus account or prepare for the extra funds as much as possible.

2. Apply for a subscription with the amount borrowed from the publicly traded securities company
-Check the securities company that will be open to the public at 38 Communication and open an account in advance.
-Most non-face-to-face accounts will be opened.
-When subscribing, pay attention to the events with too low competition rate. (Example 300:1 or more)
-Since the number of dividends is different depending on the competition rate, set the range of the amount to be paid
Accordingly, if you apply while adjusting the amount of support, more stable operation is possible.

3 If you receive a refund after a few days, pay it back immediately
-If the subscription fee is refunded after 2 to 5 days, the loan will be repaid.
-The interest will be paid shortly after using it for a short period of time and paying it back immediately.

4. When the stocks received are properly sold
-After that, when the relevant stock is listed, it sells the stocks that have been distributed by looking at them appropriately.
-On the day of listing, -37% loss to +160% of the public offering price will be generated.
-Once listed, the competition rate was verified once, and the return rate was higher than the loss rate.
It's much higher, so it's most likely to buy and sell.

5. After sales, minus ordinary interest is paid and the final final profit
-After selling, the remaining amount of money left after paying the minus passbook and various fees
Revenue.

[example]
This is my first transaction.
Event: Aptabio
Competition Price: 30,000 shares
Competition rate: 656:1
Subscription: 4,000 shares (60 million won)
Loan: 50 million won (3 days interest 14,840 won)
Use of CMA reserves: 10 million won (2 days interest 959 won)
Dividend: 6 weeks (180,000 won)
Stock Sale Amount: KRW 42,400
Stock trading yield: 41%
Final Profit: KRW 57,965

[Strategy by competition rate]
* If the competition rate is high, put the entire reserve,
When the competition rate is low, it is usually higher than the dividend amount.
There is also a way to calculate and put in a subsidy to receive a small amount.
* If the competition rate is low but you receive too much dividend, you may lose a lot in the future.
* Calculate the amount of dividends you receive when your competition rate is high
There is also a strategy to provide a small amount of money to get lower than the above case when the competition rate is low.

[Advantages]
* It does not matter if you are not good at stocks.
The number of shares sold after listing is small, so even if you sell them at a convenient time, there is only a difference of 130,000 won.
* There is almost no need to stare and be anxious throughout business hours.
* Even if you don't have any assets, you can make stable profits with a minus passbook.

[Disadvantages]
* The burden of opening a negative account
* Hassle that each securities company needs to recruit public shareholders and open a stock account continuously (non-facing)
* It is not always profitable, but it is much lower than profit even if there is a loss.

[Order of the securities companies submitted: Nearly one year]
Hanto 20
Future 8
Samsung 6
NH 5
KB 4
IBK 3
3 instead
One 3
DB 3
Kyobo 2
Eugene 2
Yuan 1
Hyuncha 1