From a commercial point of view, it is necessary for us to be cautious to discuss that the Wall Street giants are buying China Internet stocks on such a large scale in order to raise the stock price and short the Chinese stocks.

Wall Street giants bargain-hunting China Internet stocks, causing heated discussion

On May 17, 222, Wall Street giants bargain-hunting China Internet stocks and boarded a hot search in Weibo, which caused a lot of discussion among netizens. In view of this move, from a commercial point of view, it is discussed that Wall Street technology giants bought China Internet stocks in such a large scale, in essence, in order to improve the rating and target price of China Internet technology stocks, which may lead to a massive short-selling of Chinese stocks and a possible collapse of the Chinese stock market.

Wall Street hedge funds want to bargain-hunt Chinese stocks

Wall Street giants suddenly pay great attention to Chinese stocks on a large scale, and have made a bargain-hunting purchase of Chinese stocks on a global scale. Internet stocks such as Tencent, JD.COM, Ali, Meituan, etc. have basically been acquired by Wall Street giants at high prices, so they have acquired China Internet technology stocks on such a large scale, and then the next step may be to collectively raise the rating and target price, so that the China Internet industry can get rid of the uncertainty, and the stock price of the head company in the future. Wall Street hedge funds used their capital to threaten China Stock Exchange after round of purchases, trying to short China Stock Exchange, and then gradually bargain-hunting in the market, which not only severely hit China China Stock Exchange and weakened China's strength, but also used the lowest chips. It must be said that this move is dangerous and evil.

Internet companies in China need to be vigilant and guard against market traps

Wall Street capital has been cashing in its shares to Internet companies in China. Among them, JPMorgan Chase's flagship stock fund successfully added JD.COM in the first quarter, and Fuda International successively increased its holdings of Internet technology stocks in China, such as Tencent, Alibaba and Meituan. For such a large-scale purchase progress and China Internet enterprises, we must be vigilant, beware of market traps, and avoid the company's share value leaking out and falling into crisis.

From a commercial point of view, Wall Street Capital's wanton buying of China's Internet stock market is a simple acquisition transaction, but in essence, the purpose of Wall Street Capital is to short China's stock market and weaken China's economy. Looking at the essence through the phenomenon, major Internet companies need to be cautious about this matter.