Securities Daily comment: Speculating on stock names is not advisable.

The article pointed out that speculatively hyping up the names of listed companies is not advisable. On the one hand, this type of behavior is often related to short-term speculative market sentiment, with the related listed companies usually lacking fundamental support and prone to triggering drastic fluctuations in stock prices, which may subsequently face the risk of valuation deviation. On the other hand, if stock prices fluctuate rapidly in a short period of time, does market manipulation exist? This is worth paying attention to. At the same time, market manipulation misleads investors in their trading decisions and disrupts their value judgments. Violators can reap huge profits in a very short period of time, leaving investors with heavy losses once they exit the market.