U.S. stocks diverged clearly overnight: the Dow edged down 0.1%, while the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq hit fresh record highs.


Micron Technology ($MU.O) rose by more than 4%, Google ($GOOG.O) climbed nearly 4%, and both Tesla (TSLA.O) and Nvidia (NVDA.O) gained more than 2%.
The top three companies by global market value—Nvidia, Apple, and Google—rose to new highs across the board.
International oil prices staged a sharp V-shaped reversal: they surged and then quickly pulled back. WTI and Brent crude both closed lower, and geopolitical sentiment cooled in the short term.
A-shares surged across the board today. The Shanghai Composite, the Shenzhen Component, the ChiNext, and STAR Market 50 all jumped sharply. The ChiNext directly broke through its 2015 historical high, and the combined trading turnover of the two markets reached 3.24 trillion yuan, marking six straight days above 3 trillion yuan.
Now, whether in U.S. stocks or A-shares, funds are piling into tech and growth. A-shares have directly entered the main leg of a bull market, with an explosive “money-making” effect—but the rally is moving too fast, and a likely period of consolidation and a shakeout lies ahead. Don’t blindly chase after the highs; focus on holding the main theme.
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