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Sanergy’s 98% Stock Plunge Wipes Out $2.6 Billion Amid Hong Kong Regulator’s Warning: The Risks and Roller-Coaster Ride of Small-Cap Stocks
Sanergy's drastic 98% collapse erases $2.6 billion from the worth of a Chinese graphite company. A cautionary note from the Hong Kong authority about the risks of concentrated ownership prompts a stock selling spree that had seen a 400% increase in just the past ninety days.
Sanergy Group, a graphite products manufacturer, saw a drastic 98 per cent fall in its value following a cautionary advice from Hong Kong's securities watchdog to investors about trading its stock due to highly centralized ownership.
The extreme drop maintains the unpredictable fluctuations of the stock, which had rocketed by over 400 per cent within three months till mid-August. This erratic movement highlights the hazards associated with a range of small-cap stocks trading in the city, which are now under closer observation from regulatory bodies aiming to eliminate wrongdoing and safeguard investor trust.
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