TREE NEWS update: Shanghai Jiubai Co. said in a filing on Oct. 27 that its day-to-day operations are normal and that no major change in its internal or external environment has occurred or is expected. The company said its shares rose more than 20% in deviation terms over three consecutive trading days — Oct. 23, 26 and 27 — triggering abnormal-trading rules twice, and have now hit the daily limit for five straight sessions for a cumulative gain of 61.14%, which it attributed to overheated sentiment and irrational speculation.
Shanghai Jiubai Says Operations Normal After 5 Straight Limit-Ups, 61% Gain
The company's own filing is the story here: management is explicitly labeling the rally as overheated sentiment and irrational speculation rather than pointing to any fundamental catalyst, which is an unusually direct disclaimer from an issuer. That matters most for anyone holding the stock on the assumption that a business development explains the move — the company says there is none. The open question is whether the exchange's abnormal-trading triggers draw further scrutiny, and whether the limit-up streak persists once the company has publicly distanced itself from the gains.
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