Shares of Zoom Technologies Inc., a Beijing-based maker of mobile phone components with a market value of just $18 million, have more than doubled this week as investors bet on companies that could benefit if coronavirus fears push people to stay at home.

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There’s just one problem — its ticker is ZOOM, but investors may be thinking of California-based Zoom Video Communications, known for its online video-conferencing platform that could help people work and study from home. That company’s ticker is ZM, and its shares have risen about 11% this week amid widespread market turmoil.

Shares of $ZOOM are up 50% today because video conferencing is expected to benefit from the coronavirus. One small problem. It’s wrong company. Zoom is $ZM.$ZOOM has been out of business for years. Score one for efficient markets! cc @asymmetricinfo — Eddy Elfenbein (@EddyElfenbein) February 27, 2020

It’s not the first time the wrong Zoom has surged, with Zoom Technologies shares soaring after Zoom Video’s IPO last year.

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