#Strategy放宽股票出售规则#

Strategy relaxes stock selling rules, is cashing out freedom or cutting loss freedom?
Dear stock investors, please fasten your seatbelts. The news that Strategy has relaxed the rules for stock sales is like installing a "quick-release screw" on the stock market. Previously, selling stocks felt like navigating a maze, requiring various lock-up periods and approval chains. Now, it has been cut through in one stroke, making the selling speed faster than a cup of coffee can energize you.
But the question arises – is this really "cash-out freedom" or "cut-loss freedom"? After the rules were relaxed, shareholders made a quick exit, and retail investors might not even have reacted before becoming the ones left holding the bag. Imagine thinking you could catch a ride on the wealth express, only to find out you bought someone else's "last ticket."
But don't forget, this could also bring positive effects: market liquidity increases, price discovery becomes more efficient, and those who dare to sell will find buyers, creating a more flexible gaming field. But to joke a bit: it's like adding "Red Bull" to the stock market; the excitement rises, but once the energy is used up, it depends on who can stay steady.