Many people have speculated about why Wanliu Capital hasn't released its annual report.
After all, since last May, Wanliu Capital has cleaned up two funds worth more than 300 billion. Without these funds, how are they making money?
There have even been rumors that Wanliu Capital employees have hardly any work to do, and there was a two-month increase in vacations last year.
On the A-shares market, Wanliu Capital's stock price often hovers between 2.8 and 2.9.
Although it seems very supported at this point, many people know that once Wanliu Capital releases its annual report, it won't be able to support a stock price close to 300 billion.
Some diligent calculators have figured that, based on performance over the first four months, even if Wanliu Capital completely liquidated in early May, their four-month revenue would be less than two billion.
How can less than two billion in revenue sustain a market value of 300 billion?
