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Brother Feng decided not to publish any views on A-shares—did it get that brutal?
Brother Feng’s “act” of losing 500,000+ in 7 days, and ending up on hot searches 10 times—no, it’s definitely not as simple as posting a short farewell essay about delisting.
July 8: The SSE Composite Index fell below 4,000, tech stocks got hammered, and Brother Feng’s emotions collapsed as he cut losses and cleared out everything in one click.
July 9: The semiconductor sector surged more than 7% in a single day. The Brother Feng who missed the move at the top level took back everything, fully restoring 99.9% of his position.
July 10: Tech stocks surged then rolled over. Near the close, it immediately plunged again—once more trapping Brother Feng, who had gone back to full position.
July 13: He published a long post, admitting that what he bought wasn’t stocks but “a chance to turn things around and resentment,” and he fully exited and walked away for good.