According to Caixin, recently overseas financial blogger "Serenity" (White Hair Stock God) mentioned the A-share stocks "Lüde Harmonic" and "Yishite" on social media platforms.


After the related posts were reposted back in China, they triggered a rush of funds, causing the two stocks to hit the 20% daily limit up successively.
This incident has sparked strong controversy among securities analysts and the market.
The report warns that high vigilance is needed against this phenomenon of "cross-border hype" and "information backflow."
Such behavior is suspected of exploiting information gaps between domestic and international markets and regulatory gray areas, in collusion with hot money to carry out "export-to-domestic" market manipulation and to harvest retail investors.
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GateUser-78aae297
· 4h ago
The name “Green Harmonics” is downright ridiculous—getting “green”ed yet still having “harmonics,” and retail investors’ mindset is honestly fully flipped.
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Salt-BakedSentimentChart
· 13h ago
This cross-border ticket-selling tactic is so underhanded—retail investors are absolutely unable to defend against it. The information gap is a scythe.
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0xLateDinner
· 13h ago
White-haired stock god? That name just doesn't sound very trustworthy.
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DAOBackbencher
· 13h ago
Who is Serenity? I looked it up, and their fans aren't even as many as mine. Can they really boost the A-shares?
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ProofOfNap
· 13h ago
A 20cm limit-up is propped up by a single overseas post—doesn’t this market’s pricing efficiency seem a bit off?
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GateUser-744c843b
· 14h ago
Export-to-domestic “backdoor” manipulation—put plainly, it’s a collusion scheme where insiders coordinate to rip off the retail crowd, and regulators should close this loophole.
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