The U.S. stock market closed in the early morning Beijing time, with Friday's trading showing an extreme divergence between strong technology and weak cyclical sectors. The easing signals from the Strait of Hormuz situation caused oil prices to fall back, suppressing traditional energy sectors, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined under pressure; meanwhile, AI technology stocks supported by better-than-expected earnings reports led to a rally, pushing the Nasdaq and S&P 500 to new highs. Technically, the Nasdaq's bullish trend remains solid, but short-term profit-taking needs exist, while the S&P's upward momentum is waning, and the Dow is generally weak. The market will continue to show a divergent pattern, mainly oscillating at high levels. In terms of strategy, focus on main themes, buy on dips in AI and semiconductor leaders, and rely on moving averages for low-cost entries without chasing highs; for cyclical sectors, look for shorting opportunities at high levels, maintain a light position for risk control, and pay close attention to the impact of U.S. Treasury yields and key economic data on the market. $BTC $GT #WCTC Trading King PK