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就在长鑫科技,今天开盘前不久
野村证券对长鑫的目标价为 116 元,约合 17 美金
报告认为,长鑫理应享有比海外同类公司,更高的估值溢价,而非折价。所以预计 PE 倍数是美光科技、SK 海力士当前估值的两倍有余,客户需求会加速增长


AB Kuai.Dong@_FORAB
号称中国版 SK 海力士长鑫科技,正式显示盘前竞价,为 49.5 元人民币,约合 7.3 美金,是打新价格 8.66 元的 5.7 倍。 以社区普遍中签 500 股来看,如果按此价格卖出,将有不少人因本次打新,获利 2 万元人民币。
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The war in Iran could not be going any worse for America.
🔸The Strait of Hormuz was open. Now it is closed.
🔸Gas was $2.98. Now it is $4.11.
🔸Iran wasn't interested in building a nuclear weapon. Now the new leader is interested.
🔸US oil reserves and munitions stockpiles are running low.
🔸18 US service members have been killed, over 400 more wounded. 20 military facilities damaged. More than 40 aircraft lost or damaged. And America gained nothing.
The war in Iran was a colossal mistake. And everyone knew that before the war started, except Trump.
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Gee, That's a misleading interpretation of history.
Australia had public education systems long before modern Labour governments.
Australia's wage arbitration system predates the ALP. The federal minimum wage evolved from the 1907 Harvester Judgment and subsequent industrial institutions, not from a single Labour government.
Childcare assistance has been expanded by governments of both persuasions. The current subsidy is the product of decades of reforms, including significant Coalition changes.
Australia's resilience from the GFC reflected strong bank regulation, mining demand from China, monetary policy by the Reserve Bank, and pre-existing fiscal conditions.
History doesn't let us test alternate timelines. You can say Labour introduced or championed certain policies. You cannot prove that no other party would ever have implemented comparable policies under different circumstances.
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@xianyuxiaoxiami 挺好的,利好澳洲。我认识的蓝领没人回去,商科水课找不到工作拿不到身份的回去不少。也有家里安排好回去的,天龙人不在讨论范围内。
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@yx53834975 From 1949 to 1976, in 27 years, Mao did only these things: persecute the wealthy, persecute the educated, persecute the thoughtful, persecute the well-off, persecute the cultured, persecute the idealistic, persecute the principled, persecute the compassionate,
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The Victorian government had offered them a 28% salary rise which would've made entry-level graduate salaries $102k, with experienced teachers making as much as $166k. This would be the highest salary for teachers anywhere in the country.
But they rejected it, saying it isn't enough.
Why is it always like everyone just wants more, more, more? Seriously, $102k is a huge graduate salary and $166k is massive. When will enough be enough, or do unions just get everything they want in Victoria?
BroBro🇦🇺🏇🏻@realRick_AUS
Teachers protesting Melbourne, Protesting with a sign that says “Socialists Victoria, people before profit” This isn’t a protest, this is highjacking the education system to indoctrinate our kids into socialist propaganda. It’s public schooling, it’s publicly funded lol
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Married men are the biggest cucks the universe has ever seen, especially in 2026. To be a full grown man, get down on one knee for a woman with a body count of 50, and genuinely believe she won’t cheat on you is insane.
Every married man I’ve met looks miserable. You want to know why? They’re emasculated, their wife doesn’t want to have sex with them, and they’re stuck living unhappy lives.
Don’t get married!
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This is raising eyebrows.
The Prime Minister has held a secret dinner with a Chinese billionaire.
It’s reportedly linked to a $1 million donation to the Labor Party.
Listen to the details HERE.
2gb.com/follow-the-mon…
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@DrewPavlou @mirandadevine @RitaPanahi @PaulineHansonOz
Chinese billionaire delivered Aldi shopping bag full of money to Labor HQ, ICAC hears
abc.net.au/news/2019-08-2…
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