The capital earns money and distributes it equally among retail investors 😆😆😆😆

151335985 : If you only bought stocks, there's no need to be so pessimistic. In a situation where the forecast was already optimistic, the financial report still outperformed the forecast. “Big institutions” should want to enter the market after getting a lower price. However, if you buy a bullish option, it's hard to say that Micron is flexible

brave Unicorn_6076 OP 151335985 : The premise of being able to suppress prices is that they hold a large amount of on-market chips before they are expected. On the premise that they have a large amount of in-market capital, a rise in stocks is also a positive return. What can be seen is that they don't just want to reap more losses, but they also need to make money when they want to increase.

151335985 brave Unicorn_6076 OP : Agree

151335985 : The main thing is to see many retail investors panic and follow the trend and sellIt's incomprehensible. Looking at the real-time bear trend, there is no large-scale shorting of Micron. Furthermore, under the premise that they already have a large amount of on-market chips, I feel that the main purpose of “big institutions” is probably to use prices and get rid of a batch of bullish options along the way.

brave Unicorn_6076 OP 151335985 : A large number of bears are all at the end of the day, and the 130 stock price still has room to fall