#Strategy放宽股票出售规则

Stock market relaxes selling? Strategy this has opened a "no-threshold escape channel" for investors.
The strategy suddenly relaxed the rules for stock sales, almost like adding an "emergency exit" to the market. In the past, major shareholders selling stocks went through a process more complicated than filming a palace drama, but now they can sell at will, so quickly that one might suspect it's a market version of "flash teleportation."
It seems like good news, but in reality, it tests the mentality of retail investors. Because major shareholders can sell at any time, it's like they have a "portable parachute" in their hands, while small shareholders? They can only silently pray that the wind isn't too strong during their free fall.
Of course, liquidity has indeed improved. For the market, more buying and selling means more genuine price fluctuations, no longer artificially delayed. The problem is that this kind of "freedom" may lead to severe short-term market volatility, like riding a roller coaster, where just blinking can mean losing a few points.
In a nutshell: this new regulation is like opening the dance floor of a nightclub; you can jump in if you want, leave if you want, but retail investors should remember to wear non-slip shoes.