The biggest disaster in A-shares this year has occurred! The hundred-billion-dollar blue-chip company Wentai Technology has completely collapsed, with 250,000 investors deeply trapped.


To say which stock has fallen the most and been the most deceptive in the past two years in A-shares, it must be Wentai Technology! Once a dominant leader in the semiconductor industry worth hundreds of billions, it has now directly fallen to *ST junk stock status, crashing from the throne to the bottom, staging a textbook-level capital collapse, with countless retail investors firmly pressed to the ground and unable to move.
Earlier, it spent over 30 billion yuan to acquire Anshi Semiconductor, riding the wave of domestic substitution, soaring all the way to a price of 171 yuan, with a market value of over 200 billion yuan, basking in glory, with institutions backing and praising it, retail investors frantically following the trend, all thinking they had found a big winning stock, waiting to get rich.
However, the script unexpectedly reversed, and Wentai Technology faced a double blow. First, the Anshi Semiconductor acquired by Wentai was forcibly taken over by the Dutch government; then, the company suffered a massive loss of 8.7 billion yuan for the year, with an audit opinion that could not be expressed, and the delisting red flag immediately lit up.
But even such a high-risk company still had over 200,000 retail investors trying to speculate and turn the situation around, and there was even over 2 billion yuan in financing funds gambling wildly. Since wearing the *ST hat, it has been hit with more than a dozen consecutive limit-downs, with frantic selling; the share price has slashed in half and then halved again in a short time, plunging to a low in the teens, with all funds pinned down and unable to exit.
Market value of over 180 billion yuan vanished into thin air, retail investors who gambled with financing lost everything, and it is regarded as the number one disaster in A-shares! The biggest disaster in A-shares this year has occurred! The hundred-billion-dollar blue-chip Wentai Technology has completely collapsed, with 250,000 investors deeply trapped.
To say which stock has fallen the most and been the most deceptive in the past two years in A-shares, it must be Wentai Technology! Once a dominant leader in the semiconductor industry worth hundreds of billions, it has now directly fallen to *ST junk stock status, crashing from the throne to the bottom, staging a textbook-level capital collapse, with countless retail investors firmly pressed to the ground and unable to move.
Earlier, it spent over 30 billion yuan to acquire Anshi Semiconductor, riding the wave of domestic substitution, soaring all the way to a price of 171 yuan, with a market value of over 200 billion yuan, basking in glory, with institutions backing and praising it, retail investors frantically following the trend, all thinking they had found a big winning stock, waiting to get rich.
However, the script unexpectedly reversed, and Wentai Technology faced a double blow. First, the Anshi Semiconductor acquired by Wentai was forcibly taken over by the Dutch government; then, the company suffered a massive loss of 8.7 billion yuan for the year, with an audit opinion that could not be expressed, and the delisting red flag immediately lit up.
But even such a high-risk company still had over 200,000 retail investors trying to speculate and turn the situation around, and there was even over 2 billion yuan in financing funds gambling wildly. Since wearing the *ST hat, it has been hit with more than a dozen consecutive limit-downs, with frantic selling; the share price has slashed in half and then halved again in a short time, plunging to a low in the teens, with all funds pinned down and unable to exit.
Market value of over 180 billion yuan vanished into thin air, retail investors who gambled with financing lost everything, and it is regarded as the number one disaster in A-shares!
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