Core Viewpoint - The recent surge in trading activity in the A-share market has led to speculative trading in risk-warning stocks, particularly *ST Suwu, which has shown significant price volatility and raised concerns about trading risks [2][3]. Group 1: Trading Activity and Speculation - The stock of *ST Suwu has experienced a significant increase, with a trading turnover rate of 20.93% on August 27, indicating abnormal trading behavior [3]. - The stock has seen a cumulative price increase of over 12% within two trading days, triggering alerts for abnormal trading fluctuations [3]. - Similar speculative trading behavior has been observed in *ST Guandao, which reported a cumulative price increase of 42.14% over two trading days [4]. Group 2: Regulatory Actions and Risks - *ST Suwu has been under scrutiny from the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) for falsifying financial statements, which could lead to forced delisting [3][5]. - The company faces multiple risks, including significant fund occupation by its controlling shareholder and the freezing of all shares held by the controlling shareholder [3]. - *ST Guandao has also received a notice from the CSRC regarding potential forced delisting due to major violations [5]. Group 3: Market Behavior and Investor Sentiment - The phenomenon of "炒小炒差" (speculating on small and poor-performing stocks) is re-emerging, with investors engaging in high-risk trading strategies [3][7]. - Investors are often misled by the low price of ST stocks, viewing them as opportunities without recognizing the underlying risks associated with their deteriorating fundamentals [8]. - The speculative nature of ST stocks has created a "game of passing the parcel," where risks are amplified, and many investors may end up as "bag holders" [7].