South Korea's short selling of the stock market can be sentenced to no term! Domestic experts: Be wary of some people maliciously selling miserably in the stock market

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2024-06-14 16:17Posted on the official account of Guangdong Kancai

A-shares were sniped at a fixed point.

According to the 21st Century Business Herald, on June 14, the wholesale reference price of Feitian Moutai bulk bottles fell from 2,420 yuan the previous day to 2,230 yuan, a drop of nearly 200 yuan in a single day.

Compared with the previous few days, the rate of decline has accelerated significantly.

At the same time, Kweichow Moutai's share price fell 1.93%, hitting a new low this year, and its market value fell below 2 trillion; In the past month, Kweichow Moutai's share price fell from 1,777.8 yuan to 1,525 yuan, a decrease of 14.2%.

Some people may say that this decline is nothing when looking at A-shares, but Kweichow Moutai is after all a representative of A-share large-capitalization and blue-chip stocks. Therefore, the decline in Moutai's share price has greatly hurt the confidence of investors.

As the saying goes, there is no harm without contrast.

The top three companies in the U.S. stock market by market capitalization are Apple, Microsoft and Nvidia, with gains of 11.56%, 17.8% and 161.79% respectively during the year; Only 2 of the top 20 companies in the U.S. stock market have risen negatively during the year, and more than half of the companies have risen by more than 20%.

Along with Moutai, there is also a company called CATL.

In the past five trading days, CATL's share price fell from 206.88 yuan to 179.19 yuan, a decrease of 13.4%. Again, although the decline in A-shares is not large, as a leader in new energy and a representative of growth companies, it has also greatly hurt investors' confidence.

Note that if Moutai's decline is mainly due to problems with terminal prices, then CATL's decline seems to be more emotional.

Some people say that CATL's decline is mainly due to domestic institutions' concerns that the US Rubio Act may have a serious negative impact, coupled with the European tariffs on China's new energy vehicles, believing that CATL will lose the entire European and American markets, and globalization will be seriously hindered.

Friends, don't you think it's more like a domestic institution smashing the market with the so-called bearishness?

First of all, this bill did not come out of nowhere, it was already in place last year. In fact, everyone knows that in the United States election year, there will be no few proposals to suppress China, but domestic institutions seem to be deliberately amplifying this negative impact; Secondly, in terms of performance, CATL has dispelled doubts from the outside world in both its annual report and its quarterly report, and as a result, we have seen that institutions continue to raise the company's performance forecasts on the one hand, but on the other hand, they continue to create ghost stories.

Doesn't the agency know that CATL already has two factories in Europe that are able to circumvent the tariff bill? Don't institutions know that although the EU may accelerate its conservatism after the European Parliament elections, if China, as Europe's largest export market, really decouples from China, who will sell their goods to?

Why don't European and American companies worry about China's retaliation? Why don't you see European and American companies worrying about losing the Chinese market?

Further, the global economy is sluggish, why the global stock market is hitting new highs, we are worried that we can't do this or there.

Represented by Kweichow Moutai and CATL, it is clear that the performance of these two companies is good, but in the eyes of the capital market, it seems that they are about to perish. Driven by institutions, the entire market market is becoming more and more pessimistic.

There are two things that I find particularly ironic.

One expert said:

"In the entire field of public opinion about the stock market, there are a group of people who maliciously sell miserably, and they deserve vigilance, and news managers must eradicate the malicious remarks of selling miserably."

Friends, my blood pressure went up all at once. However, I can't scold anymore, I hope it's just the words of this expert.

On June 13, South Korea announced that it would increase penalties for violations such as short selling, and plans to extend the ban on short selling transactions, which was due to expire at the end of the month. According to media reports, serious short selling is a financial crime and can be punishable by up to life imprisonment.

Let's not talk about whether this kind of biggling is right or not, but at least, every investor can feel the care of the regulator for the stock market. There used to be a lot of staunch bulls in A-shares, but unfortunately, they were all hurt.

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