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Leo's subsidiaries participating in blockchain
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1. Leo shares belong to cultural media, water conservancy and financial reform
Introction:
Leo Group Co., Ltd. is mainly engaged in the R & D, design, manufacture and sales of miniature water pumps and garden machinery. The company's procts include garden submersible pumps, garden Self-priming pumps, fountain pumps, small whirlpool pumps, small centrifugal pumps and lawn mowers, with a total of more than 460 models. In 2006, the company sold all kinds of water pumps, garden Self-priming pumps, fountain pumps, small whirlpool pumps, small centrifugal pumps and lawn mowers The company is one of the drafters of domestic water pump instry standards, has passed ISO9001 international quality management system certification, and is the first in the instry to build a laboratory that has passed ISO17025 international standard certification.
Introction:
Leo Group Co., Ltd. is mainly engaged in the R & D, design, manufacture and sales of miniature water pumps and garden machinery. The company's procts include garden submersible pumps, garden Self-priming pumps, fountain pumps, small whirlpool pumps, small centrifugal pumps and lawn mowers, with a total of more than 460 models. In 2006, the company sold all kinds of water pumps, garden Self-priming pumps, fountain pumps, small whirlpool pumps, small centrifugal pumps and lawn mowers The company is one of the drafters of domestic water pump instry standards, has passed ISO9001 international quality management system certification, and is the first in the instry to build a laboratory that has passed ISO17025 international standard certification.
2. It's over.
3. 1. Now China's stock market is a bear market. The 11th bear market: June 12, 2015 ~ now (5166 ~ 4478)< The first bull market: from December 19, 1990 to May 26, 1992 (96.05 ~ 1429) (one and a half years later, 1380%)
the first bear market: from May 26, 1992 to November 17, 1992 (1429-386) (half a year, - 73%)< The second bull market: November 17, 1992 ~ February 16, 1993 (386 ~ 1558) (three months later, 303%)< The second bear market: February 16, 1993 ~ July 29, 1994 (1558 ~ 325) (17 months, - 79%)
the third bull market: from July 29, 1994 to September 13, 1994 (325 ~ 1052) (one and a half months, 223%)< The third bear market: September 13, 1994 to May 17, 1995 (1052-577) (eight months, - 45%)
the fourth bull market: May 18, 1995 to May 22, 1995 (582-926) (three days, 59%)
the fourth bear market: May 22, 1995 ~ January 19, 1996 (926 ~ 512) (eight months, - 45%)< The fifth bull market: from January 19, 1996 to May 12, 1997 (512-1510) (17 months, 194%)
the fifth bear market: May 12, 1997 to May 18, 1999 (1510-1025) (two years, - 33%)< The sixth bull market: May 19, 1999 ~ June 14, 2001 (1047 ~ 2245) (more than two years, 114%)< The sixth bear market: June 14, 2001 ~ June 6, 2005 (2245 ~ 998) (more than four years, - 55.5%)< The seventh bull market: June 6, 2005 ~ October 16, 2007 (998 ~ 6124) (two and a half years, 513%)< The seventh bear market: October 16, 2007 ~ October 28, 2008 (6124 ~ 1664) (one year, - 73%)
the eighth bull market: October 28, 2008 ~ August 4, 2009 (1664 ~ 3478) (more than nine months, 109%)
the eighth bear market: August 4, 2009 ~ December 4, 2012 (3478 ~ 1949) (more than three years, - 39%)
the ninth bull market: December 4, 2012 ~ February 18, 2013 (1949 ~ 2444, 23.56%)
the ninth bear market: February 18, 2013 ~ June 25, 2013 (2444 ~ 1849) (more than four months, - 19%)
the 10th bull market: June 25, 2013 to September 12, 2013 (1849-2270) (more than two months, 15%)
the 10th bear market: September 12, 2013 ~ March 12, 2014 (2270 ~ 1974) (six months, - 11%)
the 11th bull market: March 12, 2014 ~ June 12, 2015 (1974 ~ 5166) (one year, three months, 162%)
3. The long market, also known as the short market, refers to the market phenomenon that speculators continue to buy securities when the basic trend of stock price continues to rise, and the demand is greater than the supply
bear market, also known as bear market, is a market with lower prices. When some investors began to panic, they sold their shares one after another and kept short positions. At this time, the short side is dominant in the market, and the atmosphere of long (optimistic about the future) is seriously insufficient, which is generally called the short market. On the stock market, it means that the overall operation trend is downward. Although there is a rebound, one wave is lower than the other.
the first bear market: from May 26, 1992 to November 17, 1992 (1429-386) (half a year, - 73%)< The second bull market: November 17, 1992 ~ February 16, 1993 (386 ~ 1558) (three months later, 303%)< The second bear market: February 16, 1993 ~ July 29, 1994 (1558 ~ 325) (17 months, - 79%)
the third bull market: from July 29, 1994 to September 13, 1994 (325 ~ 1052) (one and a half months, 223%)< The third bear market: September 13, 1994 to May 17, 1995 (1052-577) (eight months, - 45%)
the fourth bull market: May 18, 1995 to May 22, 1995 (582-926) (three days, 59%)
the fourth bear market: May 22, 1995 ~ January 19, 1996 (926 ~ 512) (eight months, - 45%)< The fifth bull market: from January 19, 1996 to May 12, 1997 (512-1510) (17 months, 194%)
the fifth bear market: May 12, 1997 to May 18, 1999 (1510-1025) (two years, - 33%)< The sixth bull market: May 19, 1999 ~ June 14, 2001 (1047 ~ 2245) (more than two years, 114%)< The sixth bear market: June 14, 2001 ~ June 6, 2005 (2245 ~ 998) (more than four years, - 55.5%)< The seventh bull market: June 6, 2005 ~ October 16, 2007 (998 ~ 6124) (two and a half years, 513%)< The seventh bear market: October 16, 2007 ~ October 28, 2008 (6124 ~ 1664) (one year, - 73%)
the eighth bull market: October 28, 2008 ~ August 4, 2009 (1664 ~ 3478) (more than nine months, 109%)
the eighth bear market: August 4, 2009 ~ December 4, 2012 (3478 ~ 1949) (more than three years, - 39%)
the ninth bull market: December 4, 2012 ~ February 18, 2013 (1949 ~ 2444, 23.56%)
the ninth bear market: February 18, 2013 ~ June 25, 2013 (2444 ~ 1849) (more than four months, - 19%)
the 10th bull market: June 25, 2013 to September 12, 2013 (1849-2270) (more than two months, 15%)
the 10th bear market: September 12, 2013 ~ March 12, 2014 (2270 ~ 1974) (six months, - 11%)
the 11th bull market: March 12, 2014 ~ June 12, 2015 (1974 ~ 5166) (one year, three months, 162%)
3. The long market, also known as the short market, refers to the market phenomenon that speculators continue to buy securities when the basic trend of stock price continues to rise, and the demand is greater than the supply
bear market, also known as bear market, is a market with lower prices. When some investors began to panic, they sold their shares one after another and kept short positions. At this time, the short side is dominant in the market, and the atmosphere of long (optimistic about the future) is seriously insufficient, which is generally called the short market. On the stock market, it means that the overall operation trend is downward. Although there is a rebound, one wave is lower than the other.
4. The bull market driven by this round of quantitative easing policy is the second largest in the history of the S & P 500, which was dominated by technology stocks in the 1990s. However, if the S & P 500 does not collapse in July, it will become the longest bull market in history
in fact, when we talk about the US stock market, we often refer to the three major US indexes, namely the Dow Jones instrial index, the S & P 500 index and the Nasdaq composite index. Among them, the most commonly used index, or as the benchmark of the U.S. stock market, is the S & P 500 index
after World War II, there were 11 bull markets in the United States, of which the S & P 500 index doubled six times. On average, the U.S. bear market lasted 10 months, down 35.4%, while the bull market lasted 32 months, up 106.9%. The ration of the bull market was 3.2 times that of the bear market, showing the typical characteristics of long bull and short bear, more rise and less fall
the US bull market as a whole is still closely related to the fundamentals and macro environment. It is usually accompanied by the macro environment of economic expansion and low interest rates. At the same time, the whole process is also a stage in which the pace of GDP growth is graally upward or stable, and the unemployment rate is declining, that is, the economy is basically upward or getting better. Therefore, the occurrence of a bull market can not be separated from the economic fundamentals, and the long-term, one after another bull market needs the so-called "National Movement" upward
of course, there is a bear market in the United States, and it is also very fierce. The bear market is often closely related to economic fundamentals, usually accompanied by high inflation and low growth rate. Therefore, the so-called "market rescue" at this time is not a partial behavior of the stock market, but a systematic and overall behavior of a country's economic adjustment. Taking the subprime mortgage crisis after 2008 as an example, the Federal Reserve, the Treasury, and even the big banks of Wall Street work together to give not only measures to save the stock market, but also to inject liquidity into the market and the economy
one of the most direct effects of the marketization mechanism of the U.S. stock market is to connect the U.S. economy with the capital market, and the prosperity of the U.S. economy will be reflected in the stock market.
in fact, when we talk about the US stock market, we often refer to the three major US indexes, namely the Dow Jones instrial index, the S & P 500 index and the Nasdaq composite index. Among them, the most commonly used index, or as the benchmark of the U.S. stock market, is the S & P 500 index
after World War II, there were 11 bull markets in the United States, of which the S & P 500 index doubled six times. On average, the U.S. bear market lasted 10 months, down 35.4%, while the bull market lasted 32 months, up 106.9%. The ration of the bull market was 3.2 times that of the bear market, showing the typical characteristics of long bull and short bear, more rise and less fall
the US bull market as a whole is still closely related to the fundamentals and macro environment. It is usually accompanied by the macro environment of economic expansion and low interest rates. At the same time, the whole process is also a stage in which the pace of GDP growth is graally upward or stable, and the unemployment rate is declining, that is, the economy is basically upward or getting better. Therefore, the occurrence of a bull market can not be separated from the economic fundamentals, and the long-term, one after another bull market needs the so-called "National Movement" upward
of course, there is a bear market in the United States, and it is also very fierce. The bear market is often closely related to economic fundamentals, usually accompanied by high inflation and low growth rate. Therefore, the so-called "market rescue" at this time is not a partial behavior of the stock market, but a systematic and overall behavior of a country's economic adjustment. Taking the subprime mortgage crisis after 2008 as an example, the Federal Reserve, the Treasury, and even the big banks of Wall Street work together to give not only measures to save the stock market, but also to inject liquidity into the market and the economy
one of the most direct effects of the marketization mechanism of the U.S. stock market is to connect the U.S. economy with the capital market, and the prosperity of the U.S. economy will be reflected in the stock market.
5. The longest time:
in 1984, the Nasdaq market was founded, and then the bull market lasted for 16 years. The index rose 20 times from 237 points to 5132 points in 2000. During this period, the NASDAQ index only showed a small negative line in 1987, 1990 and 1994, with a slight adjustment. In other times, it has been rising unilaterally
Others:
in 2000, after the NASDAQ index reached its peak, there was a significant adjustment. That year, it fell to 2288 points, a drop of 60%. In 2002, the lowest point of the index was 1108 points, relative to the highest point, with a three-year decline of 78%. This range is very close to that of the Shanghai stock index, which fell back to 325 points from 1558 points (79% in a year and a half). Now, the NASDAQ index is back above 2000, and its performance is relatively moderate. It seems that any market, in its initial stage of development, will inevitably go up and down, regardless of its historical environment
the U.S. stock market entered a long-term bull market just four years after it started from a low point. In May 1946, the stock market broke through 200 points and reached a new high of 213 points. Then, the stock market consolidated at a high level for three years, reaching 160 points in June 1949, and the index fell by only a little more than 20%. Since then, the index has risen for 11 consecutive months, reaching a new high of 229 points. In 1953, the index was close to 300. In 1966, it reached 1000.
in 1984, the Nasdaq market was founded, and then the bull market lasted for 16 years. The index rose 20 times from 237 points to 5132 points in 2000. During this period, the NASDAQ index only showed a small negative line in 1987, 1990 and 1994, with a slight adjustment. In other times, it has been rising unilaterally
Others:
in 2000, after the NASDAQ index reached its peak, there was a significant adjustment. That year, it fell to 2288 points, a drop of 60%. In 2002, the lowest point of the index was 1108 points, relative to the highest point, with a three-year decline of 78%. This range is very close to that of the Shanghai stock index, which fell back to 325 points from 1558 points (79% in a year and a half). Now, the NASDAQ index is back above 2000, and its performance is relatively moderate. It seems that any market, in its initial stage of development, will inevitably go up and down, regardless of its historical environment
the U.S. stock market entered a long-term bull market just four years after it started from a low point. In May 1946, the stock market broke through 200 points and reached a new high of 213 points. Then, the stock market consolidated at a high level for three years, reaching 160 points in June 1949, and the index fell by only a little more than 20%. Since then, the index has risen for 11 consecutive months, reaching a new high of 229 points. In 1953, the index was close to 300. In 1966, it reached 1000.
6.
In 1995, Wenling Xinke water pump research institute was founded, The company started to proce water pumps
in 1998, the company's procts obtained the first international certification certificate
in 2001, the first water pump manufacturer exported to the European Union
in May 2001, Taizhou Leo Electric Co., Ltd. was established
in 2003, the company's sales exceeded 100 million yuan
in 2003, the company began to proce garden machinery procts
in 2004, it was rated as a high-tech enterprise in Zhejiang Province
in September 2004, Leo brand Xinke brand water pump was rated as national inspection free proct
in 2005, Zhejiang Leo Co., Ltd. was established as a whole
in 2006, it became the largest manufacturer and exporter of miniature water pump in China
in April 2007, it was listed on the SME Board of Shenzhen Stock Exchange
in November 2007, it carried out instry merger and acquisition for the first time, Zhejiang Danong Instrial Co., Ltd., a holding subsidiary, was set up. In 2008, the company's operating revenue exceeded 1 billion yuan
7. It is of little significance to increase the number of shares by changing shares. But the actual effect is greater, because after the stock price drops by half, it is easy to speculate and good to speculate. In addition, each share is divided into more than two parts, and the capital of each share is required for the conversion of new shares. The actual distributed profit is more than one yuan and twenty cents per share. I wish you success!
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