🐯 Trip.com Crashes on Regulatory Probe: Real Risk — or a Classic China Fear Flush? ✈️📉 Trip.com Group plunged ~17% in a single session, erasing weeks of gains after China’s market regulator launched a formal investigation. The timing couldn’t be worse — travel demand was finally stabilising, sentiment was improving, and investors were rotating back into China consumption plays. So why such a violent reaction? Because in China tech, regulation is never just regulation — it’s memory. ⸻ 🧠 Why the Market Panicked (Psychology Matters) This sell-off wasn’t about numbers. It was about PTSD. Investors still remember: • 2021 tech crackdowns • Sudden rule changes • Profitable platforms becoming “policy problems” overnight So when the word “formal investigation” appears, markets don’t wait for detail

Interesting situation.  Earn too much then pay something back to authority to survive Sudden drop raise the volatility and good premium in options I think this situations worth a short strangle to test the water

Yes Tripis highly regulated by China 

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Regulatory Challenges Facing Trip.com and Impact on the Travel Industry Regulatory Probe into Trip.com Group Limited (TCOM) Trip.com Group Limited (NASDAQ: TCOM) is currently under investigation by China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) for potential monopolistic behavior under the Anti-Monopoly Law of the People's Republic of China. This investigation centers on alleged abuse of a dominant market position in China's online travel sector. Impact on Trip.com's Stock and Operations Immediate Stock Price Decline: The announcement of the investigation led to a 17% drop in Trip.com's stock price on January 14, 2026. As of January 15, 2026, TCOM's stock has seen a change of -17.0455%. Legal Investigations: Several law firms, including Wohl & Fruchter LLP, Rosen Law Firm, a

Hello everyone. Today, I'd like to use the Ctrip stock crash incident to discuss managing short put positions.What Happened:💡 Cause: On January 14th, based on China's Anti-Monopoly Law, the State Administration for Market Regulation formally launched an investigation into Ctrip for suspected abuse of market dominance.💡 Impact on Stock Price: Ctrip's US-listed stock (Ticker: TCOM) closed at $75.68 on January 13th and plummeted 17% to close at $62.78 on January 14th. Ctrip's Hong Kong-listed stock (Ticker: 09961) closed at HKD 569 on January 14th and fell sharply intraday, down 20% to HKD 452 on January 15th.💡 Impact on Business: Ctrip issued an announcement stating that all company operations are normal and that the investigation has not yet had a material impact on its business.Changes in

The Anti-monopoly Law stipulates that by implementing monopoly agreements or abusing dominant market position, operators will have their illegal income confiscated and be fined between 1% and 10% of the sales volume of the previous year. Alibaba (09988) once demanded "one out of two" for merchants on the platform due to abusing its dominant market position, was fined 4% of the 2019 turnover by the Municipal Supervisory Administration in April 2021, involving 18.228 billion RMB, setting the highest anti-monopoly fine at the time, and requiring a 3-year anti-monopoly rectification. $阿里巴巴-W(09988)$  $攜程網(TCOM)$