Today, the A-share semiconductor sector collapsed, with semiconductor ETFs plummeting 6%, and AI-related concept stocks all declining.

In contrast, real estate stocks experienced a surge to limit-up, with both A-shares and Hong Kong stocks in the property sector soaring.
Baijiu consumption and other old economy sectors, after experiencing a sharp decline, finally rebounded.
Funds flowing into semiconductors and AI have already become risk-averse; smart money has started to cash out and flow into undervalued value stocks, which will likely become the trend.
But this does not mean that chips, semiconductors, and AI will immediately crash, nor does it mean consumer stocks will immediately surge; there will be fluctuations and setbacks.
The potential rise after a sharp decline may make cashing-out investors think they sold too early, prompting them to buy back in, only to be caught in a deep trap.
The potential drop after a sharp rise may cause previous buyers to think they bought too early, leading them to cut losses and sell, ultimately missing out.
This is the charm of the stock market, confusing short-term traders and causing losses from chasing gains and selling at lows, making them miss opportunities. #WTI原油失守90美元