The Game-Breaker in the Stock Market: from Leeks to Private Equity Blades

The turning point of Chen Mo's life was on that cold winter night in 2019 - he invested the 200,000 down payment for his wedding in the "Quantum Communications Demon Stock" that was being speculated by hot money, but only 30,000 was left in just one week. Looking at the reminder on his phone that the "limit mentor" had blocked him, and listening to his fiancée's cry on the other end of the phone, he sat on the steps of the securities sales department all night, clutching the screenshot of his account that was in deficit. It was also that night that he bumped into Lao Zheng, a retired supervisory veteran - Lao Zheng pointed to the abnormal trading volume in the market software and exposed the shady secrets of hot money: "This is not stock trading, but hot money using hundreds of sub-accounts to attract funds, and then hiring fake research reports to boost the market, and finally smashing the market to harvest retail investors." These words. Like a thunderbolt, Chen Mo woke up: he started squatting in the library to pick up financial reports, staring at the Dragon and Tiger List to check for hot money seats, drawing a map of the trajectory of each "demon stock", and even went undercover to enter the hot money "recommended stock group" to figure out the complete routine of "accumulating funds - creating hot spots - luring bulls - and smashing the market." Three years later, Chen Mo took the 500,000 saved principal to establish "Mingze Private Equity" - unlike other private equity, his core strategy is to "snipe against the shady": early warning of hot money killing pigs, exposure of false restructuring news, and even reverse shorting when hot money is rising, using compliance means to break the closed loop of bankrolling. In 2022, he accurately predicted the hot money shipment node of "a certain new energy stock" and reminded investors to evacuate in advance. However, his fund made 40% by hedging, and its scale increased from 5 million to 500 million in half a year. Today, Chen Mo's fund scale exceeds 5 billion, and there is a hanging on the wall of his office