After going on a trip and returning, I first took a look at what happened in the market over the past one to three days. The real key words in these days are not actually prices, but the rhythm has been disrupted again. First, on the macro side, U.S. stocks are fluctuating at high levels, but internal differentiation has already become apparent. The indices haven't fallen much, but many strong tech stocks are beginning to weaken. Funds are no longer blindly chasing highs, but rather looking for a "safe step" to gradually move down.
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After going on a trip and returning, I first took a look at what happened in the market over the past one to three days. The real key words in these days are not actually prices, but the rhythm has been disrupted again. First, on the macro side, U.S. stocks are fluctuating at high levels, but internal differentiation has already become apparent. The indices haven't fallen much, but many strong tech stocks are beginning to weaken. Funds are no longer blindly chasing highs, but rather looking for a "safe step" to gradually move down.