Regarding whether China's popular male star Huang Xiaoming was involved in the 1.8 billion yuan stock price manipulation case, the China Securities Regulatory Commission responded today that Huang Xiaoming was not listed as a party to the illegal act.
China Securities Times quoted Chang Depeng, a spokesperson for the China Securities Regulatory Commission, as saying today (17th) that Gao Yong’s manipulation case has been released to the public, and Huang Xiaoming was not listed as a party to the illegal act. According to relevant laws, when the Securities Regulatory Commission investigates securities and futures cases, it willMeasures shall be taken against the parties, individuals and institutions related to the investigated incident in accordance with the law, and the investigated party must cooperate. If others are found to be suspected of manipulating the case, they will be severely punished.
Combining the daily economic news 21st Century Business Report and Caixin Report, the China Securities Regulatory Commission disclosed on the 10th of this month that Gao Yong, a partner of Beijing Moat Investment Development Center, manipulated stock prices through 16 accounts, and was punished by confiscation and fines, with a total amount of 1.8 billion yuan.(360 million Singapore dollars), and banned from entering the securities market for life.
What is striking is that in the process of manipulating stocks, Gao Yong used his agent trading account to conduct transactions, including Huang Mouming.According to the disclosure, the reason why Huang Mouming's account is managed by Gao Yong is that the original manager of the account and his mother Zhang Mouxia got acquainted through the introduction of Lu Mou. Because of the similar degree of coincidence, Huang Mouming and his mother Zhang Mouxia are also speculated by public opinion as movie star Huang Xiaoming and his mother Zhang Suxia.
In this regard, Huang Xiaoming's studio stated on the 11th that Huang Xiaoming did not know Gao, nor participated in any stock manipulation, and had never been punished or involved in any stock-related investigations.
Although Huang Xiaoming has issued a clarification statement, he still apologized to the public on the 15th for the disturbance caused.He also thanked his friends for helping to forward the clarification statement, and at the same time lamented that it was difficult for him to be a good person, and it may be that malicious people took advantage of the loopholes.
