A wild night in the U.S. stock market, exciting, truly exciting.

Yesterday, Asian stock markets were all green, South Korea's market narrowly escaped disaster, rescued to surge and hit the limit up, going straight from ICU to KTV.
The U.S. stock market also opened with a sharp rally, with memory chip stocks like Micron opening up 3%, SanDisk rising as much as 10% after opening, and Nvidia, which is hyped as a hot stock, opening up 3%. But after the opening, the U.S. stocks sharply reversed, beginning to plummet.
SanDisk dropped as much as 5% intraday, the U.S. market fell 9%, and Nvidia dropped 15%. But soon, bottom-fishing funds entered the market, individual stocks and indices quickly rebounded, forming a deep V-shaped recovery.
The Nasdaq fell as much as 3% at the low, but closed down only 0.97%. Surprisingly, Apple and Tesla took big hits, each closing down 3%.
The U.S. stock market is now extremely volatile, last Friday pulling away a cow, Monday giving back a chicken, Tuesday taking away a dog—spectators see it as a game of give and take, but insiders know that very soon, even their underwear might be gone.
Today, the big A-shares and Asian stock markets are destined for another storm of blood and chaos. #Gate直通IPO认购SpaceX