Li Yang knew very well about the GameStop incident from his previous life; the ultimate outcome was Wall Street pulling the plug, major brokers forbidding retail trading, and even forcibly selling off retail investors' stocks.
This crashed GameStop's stock price from nearly five hundred US Dollars to ninety-something US Dollars.
Theoretically, with buying restricted and continuous selling, the stock price should have hit zero.
But... Wall Street didn't dare go that far, as doing so would completely nail them to the pillar of shame.
In US Stocks, there are 20% of international funds, valued at tens of trillions of US Dollars; if Wall Street oversteps shamelessly, they'd face a massive withdrawal of international funds.
From the GameStop affair, those who profited the most weren't the retail investors; in fact, many of them lost money.
Those who made the most money were the institutions that entered the market to go long once the sentiment surged.
