Svmuu reported that “new stock god” Serenity posted on X platform, stating that Swedish hedge fund Origo has suffered significant losses due to shorting SIVE, calling it “one of the biggest losses of the year.”
Serenity pointed out that many Swedish hedge funds are currently in a state of severe floating losses, which is related to SIVE’s core position in the CPO supercycle. He further analyzed that this may explain the recent flood of fake news in the market, especially in situations where funds could potentially face unlimited losses. This incident highlights the potential vulnerability of some institutional investors in high-risk short-selling operations, while also reflecting the impact of asset volatility in specific industries on the dissemination of market information.
“New Stock God” Serenity: Swedish Hedge Fund Origo Suffers Massive Losses Shorting SIVE
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