In September, I wrote a piece onDidi Global ($( DIDI)$), giving investors a few scenarios that could happen. Well, almost five months later, DIDI stock is still trending in the wrong direction. In fact, things have gotten worse for the ride-sharing company. At the time, DIDI shares were trading around $8. That said, DIDI stock has lost another 44% of its value since then. China regulators are still cracking down on the ride-sharing industry as investors steer clear. To make matters worse, ajoint noticefrom eight departments, including the Ministry of Transport, outlines China’s plans to strengthen oversight. Furthermore, Didi is now planning to delist fromThe New York Stock Exchange(NYSE) while converting shareholders to a new listing on theHong Kong Exchange(HKEX). Below, I will show