>>71393546Since no one else mentioned it in the thread yet, some more info for visitors:
The Japanese stock market has a safety mechanism that prevents any fluctuations more than 700 yen in a single day. Nijisanji fell 700 yen before its price was locked on Friday. Additionally, trading is suspending on weekends. As a result the price is locked on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and will be unlocked Monday.
So the widespread belief is that the freefall will most likely continue come Monday. Which is why most people are going nuts in this thread despite only a fraction of the stock's value being lost.
