Previously, I was worried that the listing of CXMT would cause good news to turn into a huge negative, leaving the market in disarray. Now that it has fallen in advance, I feel that stocks like GigaDevice will be safer. If it can drop to the price I sold at over 600 before, I will buy back. Semiconductor equipment is a heavy asset; if you want to clear out, there should still be opportunities before the listing. In the A-share market, I think any PE above 100x can be sold, and below 80x can be bought back. The A-share market is like an invisible hand controlling the market, including many sectors' valuations that get suppressed as soon as they rise, preventing the market from FOMO-ing at all. It's too difficult to be greedy and try to make money from sentiment, and eventually, you have to give it all back to the market.