Group 1 - The core argument is that concerns about Cambrian being a scam similar to Zuojiang Technology are based on overlooked key information [1][4]. - Zuojiang Technology's stock price surged from 32 yuan to 299 yuan, a ninefold increase, before being exposed for financial fraud and subsequently delisted [2][4]. - Cambrian has been unprofitable over the past year, yet its stock price has experienced significant increases, raising concerns among investors [5][4]. Group 2 - Many retail investors believe that poor performance in earnings will lead to a decline in stock prices, reflecting a simplistic view of the market [7][8]. - The stock market is influenced by institutional trading rather than just company fundamentals, indicating that understanding market dynamics is crucial for investment success [12][18]. - Historical examples, such as Tencent and Ningde Times, illustrate that stock prices can fluctuate dramatically regardless of company performance, emphasizing the importance of timing in trading [12][18]. Group 3 - The analysis of trading behavior through quantitative data models reveals that institutional investors often engage in "shakeout" strategies, manipulating stock prices before re-entering the market [17][18]. - Recent data indicates that institutional activity has been high, with multiple instances of "shakeout" occurring, suggesting that institutions have specific strategies in play [18][20]. - Understanding the true behavior of institutional funds can provide insights into market movements and help investors navigate volatility [20].