Serenity: Be alert to a new “bearish short-selling pattern” targeting trillion-dollar companies such as Nvidia

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ME News message, July 12 (UTC+8). “White-haired stock bull god” Serenity posted on X saying that a new kind of bear-market/short-selling ploy is appearing in the market recently, targeting tech companies with market capitalizations in the trillions such as Nvidia and TSMC. Certain viewpoints deliberately exaggerate problems in specific technology or supply-chain links, and then use that to draw conclusions that the entire project is delayed—even that the business is set back. Such operations often put companies in a dilemma: if the company chooses not to respond, the related remarks may negatively affect stock prices and market sentiment; if the company comes out to clarify, it is also difficult to disclose too many details, because supply-chain information usually involves business secrets, and outside skepticism may not dissipate as a result. Serenity added that under the current social media environment and traffic-incentive mechanisms, this pattern of manufacturing controversy and amplifying local issues to gain attention is being copied by more and more people, and the market should stay alert to its long-term development trend. (Source: ODAILY)
NVDA4.06%
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