Serenity criticizes Wall Street brokerage Bernstein: Their interests may not align with retail investors, and their positions reflect more of their own stance.
Odaily reports that "White-haired Stock God" Serenity posted angrily on the X platform, criticizing a certain Wall Street brokerage and exchange for predicting a 50% drop in Kioxia's stock price, calling this outlook "very unreliable." This institution had previously set a target price of $36 for Intel in January this year, while Intel's current stock price has risen to around $118, showing a clear deviation in their judgment.
Serenity further stated that investors should stay alert to institutional research reports targeted at retail investors, saying these reports are not necessarily designed to help the average investor make the right decision and may instead reflect the institution's own stance and its game with market expectations.
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