For BYD, although many people are very optimistic about BYD, and BYD's stock even has more than 1500 fund positions, this situation still cannot change Buffett's view of BYD. For Buffett, Buffett has already gained rich returns in the process of investing in BYD. When Buffett is not optimistic about BYD's market outlook, Buffett will choose to reduce BYD's stock. This kind of behavior will also produce a series of chain reactions, and BYD's comprehensive market value is further shrinking.

Buffett frequently makes selling behavior.

When Buffett reduced his holdings of BYD shares for the first time 1, this behavior already meant that Buffett began to sell BYD shares in an all-round way. Later, we will find that Buffett has sold BYD shares many times. Buffett didn't choose to clear the position directly, mainly because the depth of Hong Kong stocks is relatively low, and Buffett needs to sell the depreciated stocks through continuous reduction.

BYD's market value has further shrunk.

Under Buffett's selling, BYD's share price has been out of the doldrums for several days in a row. Even if some people in the market choose to bargain-hunting, Buffett's selling behavior itself will have a certain follow-up effect because of his long positions, so BYD's share price still has corresponding room to explore. For many investors, investors had better not choose to bargain-hunt BYD's stock at this time, because no one knows where the bottom of BYD's stock is.

Generally speaking, regardless of BYD's own operating conditions and BYD's future development space, when Buffett chooses to leave BYD, it basically means that the relationship between Buffett and BYD has temporarily come to an end. BYD not only needs to consider restructuring its assets, but also needs to find ways to gather the confidence of investors.