On Friday, a minor stock disaster struck.
Since last year's four days and two circuit breakers, followed by swift policy changes, something seemed off with the Big A market.
Every now and then, there would be a drop. The highest point from the year before last, at 5178.19 points, felt like a dream that could only be reminisced.
With the overall market situation not looking great, stocks that hit the daily limit would decisively band together, especially Ningde Era, which was at the heart of the whirlwind.
The funds sealing the price ceiling soared from 125 million to 358 million. Major players, institutions, and retail investors were all exceptionally resolute in defending the price ceiling.
After all, there were still three hours of trading left today, and instead of picking uncertain stocks out there, it was better to stick with Ningde.
