投入数亿元，上海知名投资机构连同他人操纵股价，搞了1年多倒亏173万元，不服监管处罚起诉证监局！法院判了

Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai Financial Court upheld the administrative penalty imposed by the Shanghai Securities Regulatory Bureau on Shanghai Certain Consulting Company and its executive Liu Mouyu for market manipulation, marking the first administrative case of its kind in Shanghai [1][3]. Group 1: Administrative Penalty Details - The Shanghai Securities Regulatory Bureau found that Shanghai Certain Consulting Company and a third party, Jin Mou Shun, conspired to manipulate the trading price and volume of K stock, violating Article 203 of the 2005 Securities Law [2][18]. - The penalties included a fine of 1.2 million yuan for both Shanghai Certain Consulting Company and Jin Mou Shun, and a warning with a fine of 500,000 yuan for Liu Mouyu [2][18]. Group 2: Court's Rationale - The court determined that there was clear evidence of a shared intent between Liu Mouyu and Jin Mou Shun to maintain K stock's market value through public market transactions, supported by the flow of funds [3][17]. - The private equity fund's concentrated trading activities in K stock, which deviated from normal investment practices, were deemed to have disrupted the normal trading order of the securities market [4][3]. Group 3: Market Manipulation Evidence - During the manipulation period from December 19, 2017, to April 8, 2019, the involved accounts ranked first in trading volume for 43 trading days, with over 40% market share on 20 days [3][12]. - K stock's price increased by 12.62% during the manipulation period, significantly diverging from the Shanghai Composite Index, which increased by only 22.03% [13][3]. Group 4: Background of the Companies Involved - Shanghai Certain Consulting Company, also known as Shanghai Dengcheng Consulting Management Co., was previously named Shanghai Taihehui Asset Management Co., with Liu Mouyu as its president [6][8]. - Jin Mou Shun was the legal representative and chairman of Jinggong Group Co., Ltd., involved in the trading of K stock [6][8].