The result of “carrying orders” will always be a huge surge $AKE thought the most it would reach was 4, but it actually climbed to nearly 7—it's still above 5. When something like this short-term doesn’t follow your plan, cutting losses is always the most correct approach. Every failure isn’t a mistake in judgment; it’s because the execution wasn’t resolute, and there was still hope.
Today Changxin Technology goes public. I feel that A-shares are always a step behind. The whole market for AI semiconductors almost reached a small peak last month, and now it’s in a pullback phase; it hasn’t yet hit the next peak. Listing at a time like this is like trying to catch heat when even the dogs can’t catch it. We’ll see how high it jumps on the first day, but it will inevitably fall back. Who can escape the broader market environment? $cxmt