Three hundred thousand.
Obviously, it can't meet the demand.
A stock group.
"It's just like a subscription, you can only buy if you win the draw."
"So troublesome."
"Whose idea was it?"
"Definitely not from the other side; they only wish we'd bring as much capital as possible."
"That's right."
"Why not fully open it?"
"Needless to say, they are absolutely afraid we'll all go over there and make the A-shares plunge again. It's so frustrating, just a few months in, and all the stocks I bought have halved in value, damn market manipulators."
"Can't entirely blame the market manipulators." Suddenly, there's a different voice.
"Who else then?"
"I think everyone is at fault. Chasing the rise and killing the fall; when others pull out at a high point, who ends up crashing the price? It's us who don't react fast enough when the signs are off."
"You mean if we don't sell, the stock price won't fall?"
"Pretty much."
"That's completely twisted logic."
