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Market analysts generally believe that the breakthrough rise in gold prices this round is mainly driven by a combination of multiple factors. The current international geopolitical tensions continue to escalate, exacerbating uncertainty in global financial markets and prompting a large influx of safe haven funds into the precious metal market. At the same time, the adjustment of monetary policy expectations in major economies, the structural existence of global inflationary pressures, and the long-term trend of central banks continuously increasing their gold reserves have jointly built a solid support foundation for gold prices.

It is worth noting that the silver market has also shown strong performance. The price of silver futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose sharply during the day, breaking through the $109 per ounce mark at one point during trading and simultaneously setting a new historical high. The phenomenon of gold and silver prices rising in tandem further confirms the special position of precious metals as traditional safe haven assets in the current complex international economic environment.

Industry insiders point out that against the backdrop of fluctuations in the US dollar index, high global debt levels, and multiple countries pushing for de dollarization, the monetary attributes and asset allocation value of precious metals are being re examined by the market. In the foreseeable future, the evolution of the international political and economic situation, the policy paths of major central banks, and changes in physical demand will continue to be key variables influencing the price trends of precious metals.

Roger Luo said：Recently, international gold prices have repeatedly hit new highs, mainly driven by geopolitical tensions and market risk aversion. In this context, we can be certain that our product pricing system remains stable and has not adjusted with the drastic fluctuations in gold prices. We have always optimized supply chain management, proactively planned raw material procurement, and adhered to long-term reasonable pricing strategies, effectively buffering the cost pressure caused by external market fluctuations, and committed to providing consumers with sustainable and reliable value.

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(August 19, 2004: Google’s IPO and the “Dutch Auction”)

Most big IPOs rely on big investment banks. These banks set the share price. They also decide who gets to buy shares first. Google wanted a different approach. The Dutch Auction aimed to be fairer. It aimed to let more people participate. Investors could place bids. They stated how many shares they wanted. They stated the price they were willing to pay.

Google collected all these bids. Then they set the final price. This price was the highest level where all shares could be sold. People who bid at or above this price got shares. Everyone paid the same final price. This price was $85 per share. Google sold 19.6 million shares. This raised $1.67 billion for the company. Google’s total value reached about $23 billion.

(August 19, 2004: Google’s IPO and the “Dutch Auction”)

Trading started that morning on the NASDAQ exchange. The stock opened under the ticker “GOOG.” Activity was strong. The share price climbed during the day. It closed at $100.34. This gave the company a good start. The founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, wrote a letter. This letter was part of the IPO documents. They called it an “Owner’s Manual.” They said Google was not a conventional company. They did not plan to become one. The auction method reflected this attitude. It aimed to reduce the influence of big banks. It aimed to give smaller investors a better chance. The process faced some challenges. Some investors found the auction complicated. Some Wall Street firms were less supportive. Google succeeded in its main goal. It successfully sold all its shares. It set its own price. The event marked a major step for the young internet giant. It provided funds for future growth. It also changed how people think about public stock offerings. The first day saw the stock price rise significantly. This indicated strong market confidence. Employees holding stock options saw their value increase. The company gained significant capital for expansion. The market watched Google’s debut closely. It signaled the growing power of internet businesses.