【A-Share Rest Break, While Korea and Japan Next Door Set Off Fireworks】

Today in the Asia-Pacific, half is sea water and half is fire.

Here we are: the Shanghai Composite is down slightly 0.5%, the STAR Market 50 has retreated by more than a point, and even the ChiNext is taking a breather. But when you look back the other way, South Korea’s composite index has surged 3.56% to 6813; and Japan’s Nikkei is up 1.16%, closing at 68308.

In plain terms, it’s still that same bowl of storage-related meals—last night the U.S. stock market’s chip frenzy kept rolling, and today Korea and Japan are partying right after; how could the home countries of the stars like SK hynix and Samsung not be lively? Today, A-shares are only rotating to take a rest—not falling behind.

When the world markets dipped earlier, we were the ones most able to withstand it; now others are catching up on gains, and we just breathe for a moment—this rhythm is pretty healthy. Up and down is the norm; keep your eyes on the main track—leave the rest to us. #SPCX $SPCX