"Where can the institution's positions fall into? Little private equity? Yuzu? Bullshit!"
"They're tricking idiots like you!"
...
"You're the damn idiot!"
"Come on, explain to me, if it's not positions falling, then who bought the remaining 1.4 billion?"
"Yeah, really funny, is it all bought by us small investors?"
"Why couldn't it be?"
"Clearly it's the retail investors taking the positions!"
"Fool, I'm really dying of laughter! Are we saying that our tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of small change can handle this kind of burden?"
"There are many people!"
"And when the price rises, it's obvious new main funds are entering, bearing the strongest impact, driving a large number of small investors, what's not normal about that?"
Two groups of people are arguing excitedly, leaving the neutral party completely bewildered.
Who to believe?
Damn it, why is the stock market so complicated!
Han Lie's small provocative move directly split the investors into three camps.
