On August 6, the Hong Kong Stock Bubble Mart market fell more than 3% for the first time. As of press release, it was reported at HK$155.5 per share, down 3.66%, with a total market value of HK$206.8 billion. According to the news, on August 5, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange disclosed information on changes in equity: Duan Yongping's Bubble Mart long position through H&H International Investment fell from 7.65% to 5.55% on July 30, a decrease of 2.1 percentage points. According to the documents, the reason for this decline in long positions is that they have delivered shares or payments required based on share capital derivatives. In response, Duan Yongping himself responded on social platforms, saying that this change “is just putexpirated, and some of them have been called away.” People related to Bubble Mart told the media that the current decline in Duan Yongping's shareholding ratio is strongly related to his previous price settings related to selling Put and Call. It is mainly due to the narrow price range settings. It is a short-term trading act, and it is not an active reduction in holdings at the level of public understanding.

Zhitongcaijing · 2d ago
On August 6, the Hong Kong Stock Bubble Mart market fell more than 3% for the first time. As of press release, it was reported at HK$155.5 per share, down 3.66%, with a total market value of HK$206.8 billion. According to the news, on August 5, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange disclosed information on changes in equity: Duan Yongping's Bubble Mart long position through H&H International Investment fell from 7.65% to 5.55% on July 30, a decrease of 2.1 percentage points. According to the documents, the reason for this decline in long positions is that they have delivered shares or payments required based on share capital derivatives. In response, Duan Yongping himself responded on social platforms, saying that this change “is just putexpirated, and some of them have been called away.” People related to Bubble Mart told the media that the current decline in Duan Yongping's shareholding ratio is strongly related to his previous price settings related to selling Put and Call. It is mainly due to the narrow price range settings. It is a short-term trading act, and it is not an active reduction in holdings at the level of public understanding.