The three major U.S. stock indexes closed up across the board, the Dow rose more than 1%

A reporter from the Securities Times conducted an in-depth investigation of Shenzhen’s venture capital industry for more than a month and visited more than 20 Shenzhen first-line venture capital institutions and intermediary agencies. The mainstream view is that Shenzhen’s venture capital industry is under pressure in terms of fundraising, investment management and retreat. While working hard, it urgently needs the government to increase its support for the industry in terms of policies and funds to retain and attract more venture capital. Investment institutions take root in Shenzhen to break through the current predicament and re-establish the industry trend.

As the most dynamic city for entrepreneurship and innovation in China, Shenzhen today cannot be separated from the strong support of various sources of funds, especially market-based funds, and venture capital institutions are one of the “sources” of this vitality. For more than 20 years, a number of domestic leading venture capital institutions such as Shenzhen Capital, Fortune Capital, Cornerstone Capital, and Oriental Fortune have taken root and developed in Shenzhen. For a long time, Shenzhen Venture Capital was almost synonymous with domestic venture capital.

Since September, the Shanghai Stock Exchange Index rose first and then fell. The A-share market fluctuated strongly, and trading open-end index funds (ETFs) became cautious in opening positions. The listing announcement showed that 22 stock ETFs have been announced since the beginning of this month, and the average position is only 19.33%, and some ETFs even have zero stock positions.

The Haidian Housing Association has also released the guide reference prices for second-hand housing transactions in some hotspot communities for the reference of intermediaries.