2026-01-15 20:14:33

A certain tech stock company suddenly announced a large-scale issuance plan, expanding its shares from the current scale to 50 billion shares, with this issuance reaching 500 million shares. This move has sparked market concerns—investors' ownership proportion is severely diluted, and earnings per share will also decrease accordingly. The actual effect of such a large-scale issuance is to transfer the interests of public investors out, and from another perspective, it is like covertly harvesting the market. In the US stock market, such events often trigger a decline in stock prices and a crisis of investor confidence.

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ForkTongue

· 8h ago

This move is really brilliant, directly cutting retail investors' gains by issuing an additional 500 million shares? Doesn't that mean the shares I hold will just evaporate? It's the same old trick again, management paving the way for themselves while retail investors take the fall... 500 billion shares? How crazy is that? When will the dilution end? Basically, it's just ways to drain investors' pockets. Is this how the US stock market plays too? At times like this, it's better to run away, or else you'll be slowly bleeding out.

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LonelyAnchorman

· 8h ago

Here we go again with this set? 500 million shares directly dumped, this is outright cutting the leeks. --- Damn, the shareholding ratio has been diluted to this extent, and you still have the nerve to say it's development? Laughable. --- Earnings per share directly halved, is it deserved for old investors to be unlucky? --- I just want to know if the executives themselves have also been diluted, or if they’re just screwing over retail investors. --- Such operations are so aggressive even in the US stock market, where are the regulators? --- 500 million shares... truly daring to think and do, I really respect that. --- It's another disguised issuance to cut shares, the tricks are all played out but they’re still using them.

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SnapshotLaborer

· 8h ago

Back to cutting leeks again? This trick has been rotten for a long time. --- Dilution never stops, what are retail investors still doing not to run? --- 500 billion shares? Why not just issue unlimited shares directly, it's all nonsense anyway. --- Damn, it's always like this. After the issuance, the stock price drops like a dog. --- The management of this company really knows how to play. We put in the money, they make the moves. --- If this trend continues, how much could the stocks in my hands be worth... --- Big A-shares do this every day, and the US stock market isn't much better. --- Five hundred million shares issued? Dare to tell us where this money went? --- Another trap, I bet five cents that next week's stock price will plummet to hell.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 8h ago

Here comes the next round of rug pulls, this wave of dilution is too harsh --- 50 billion shares? Just cut our pie into pieces --- NG, this is blatant money grabbing. The US stock market plays like this every time --- The boss is cashing out again, investors are all in --- Why do I always encounter these kinds of things? Truly incredible --- When 500 million shares are issued, the ones in hand become worthless, typical bloodletting --- This operation is a textbook-level harvest, I’m impressed --- Earnings per share are directly halved, and they still have the nerve to call it a financing plan? --- Another issuance, betting on whether the stock can’t fall too much --- It looks like this company is squeezing blood out like toothpaste --- This is really ridiculous, clearly diluting our stocks into worthless paper

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AirDropMissed

· 8h ago

Are they trying to cut the leeks again? This trick is so old-fashioned. --- 500 billion shares directly diluted? Who can withstand that? --- A typical disguised fund-raising scam to run away, just watch the stock price fall. --- This is outrageous. Why should retail investors take the fall? --- It’s always like this, founders cash out and small retail investors take the blame. --- Nah, this is too harsh, directly cut our shares in half proportionally? --- Feels like big institutions already knew, and we just found out. --- So issuing new shares is the company copying its own bottom line. --- Why is this always how they harvest? Can they try a different tactic? --- It’s over, it’s going to crash now.

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