We all know that Huawei is not a listed company, and Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei also emphasized: Huawei will never list . Despite this, Huawei's every move has become a bellwether for the relevant stock markets. Isn't it strange? Two things recently reflected this very well.
1: Ren Zhengfei emphasized that Huawei’s most important task in the next three years is to “survive.”
Just last month (August 2022), Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei spoke at Huawei’s internal forum: He called on all Huawei to shift from “pursuing scale” to “pursuing profits and cash flow ” in the next three years. "Survival" must be regarded as the most important program to ensure that we can survive the crisis in the next three years. It can be seen that the continued recession of the global economy has also made Huawei feel even more chilled.
As soon as Ren Zhengfei finished speaking, this chill soon spread to the domestic A-share market: A-share major indexes fell sharply, and more than 4,000 stocks were in decline, with less than 500 stocks rising. Home. Many investors and netizens on the Internet began to complain, thinking that Huawei was the fault. Many people blamed Ren Zhengfei's conversation for the A-share crash, which really made Mr. Ren a little bit dumbfounded. You know, since the founding of Huawei, Ren Zhengfei has always had this kind of "crisis" awareness, which has enabled Huawei to turn the corner several times.
2: Yu Chengdong said that Huawei mate50 "breaks the sky" in communication technology.
On September 6, 2022, Huawei mate50 series mobile phones will be officially released. Huawei Terminal BG CEO Yu Chengdong has been warming up the mate50 launch conference in the past few days. Yu Chengdong revealed that the Huawei mate50 series will have "sky-breaking" technology in communications. Combined with the previous news from an analyst, it is said that Huawei mate50 mobile phone will support satellite communications and can also provide emergency SMS service when there is no network.
This incident once again aroused the sensitive nerves of A-shares, and the satellite navigation and satellite Internet sectors of A-shares rose sharply. Many A-share netizens attribute this round of A-share surge to Huawei. Even Huawei itself may find it strange that it is not a listed company, but it can become a "vane" in the big wave of A-shares.
It can be seen that Huawei, a top Chinese high-tech enterprise, has an important role in the minds of Chinese netizens, especially those A-share netizens. Huawei's every move will deeply affect their judgment. As a bystander, I still hope that the majority of investors can think calmly and not be fooled by some superficial phenomena.
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