On Monday, Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A.N) suddenly fell to $185.10/share from the previous closing price of $620,000, a plunge of 99.97%. Later, the New York Stock Exchange said that the reason for the abnormal quotation of the stock was a technical problem in the price range, which has now been resolved. Berkshire's share price resumed trading, and it rose to $720,000/share during the session. Market insider Lin Yi also noticed this super bug, and at the price of $185.10, 51 shares were actually sold. "We are all wondering who sold it and who was lucky enough to buy it at the price of $185.10." Lin Yi believes that the stock price bug may prompt the quantitative fund to sell directly, and ordinary investors will not sell at such a low price. This is obviously lower than the normal stock price of $185.10. Does it count? Lin Yi believes that according to the trading rules, it should be considered a normal transaction.
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