Vipshop went public in the US in 2012, and the stock price hovered around four US dollars for quite some time before it began to steadily rise in 2013.
But to be honest, during this period, Eastern enterprises listing in the US were generally on a steady rise; investors at this stage weren't considering earning or losing money but rather how to make more money.
Especially after 2014 when a whirlwind of the internet trend swept across the country, many people were saying that even pigs could fly if they stood at the right spot.
However, in reality, most of the capital was still on Wall Street, being manipulated by those financial giants.
While Boss Ma was making waves domestically, most of the capital began to shift towards the domestic internet industry, and there were only a few e-commerce companies listed domestically.
Vipshop was considered a well-developed enterprise.
Of course, concurrently, well-known companies like Yiche and Dangdang were also in the picture.
