Misjudged by a short seller report, leading stock Tianshun Wind Energy hit the limit up.

On October 12, the wind power equipment sector rebounded from a slump. Tianshun Wind Energy, which hit the limit down the previous trading day, surged straight to the limit up today, with buy orders exceeding 660,000 lots and turnover exceeding 800 million yuan; as of press time, Zhenhong Co., Weili Transmission, and Shuangyi Technology rose more than 10%, while Taisheng Wind Energy, Xinqianglian, Tianneng Heavy Industry and others followed the upward trend. On the news front, "21 Rumors" noted that market rumors said the European Commission decided to launch anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations into wind turbine towers and key structural components originating in China. In response, a listed wind power company said this was false news, and relevant staff at another wind power company said they had not received such a notice. On the morning of the same day, a reporter called Dajin Heavy Industry as an investor, and the company's telephone staff also confirmed that the EU's launch of anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations into related equipment was untrue and that the company's operations were completely normal.