Follow the trending topics for gossip; check announcements for investing.

When you see “something major has happened at a company,” don’t mistake analysis in a long article for facts the company has confirmed.
These 3 sources are worth bookmarking:
A-share announcements, CNINFO:

Hong Kong stock announcements, HKEXnews:
U.S. disclosures, SEC EDGAR:
If the announcement is too long, you can give the original text to AI, but don’t start by asking “Is this bullish or bearish?”
First, ask it to do this:
“Based only on this original text, list separately: confirmed facts, the company’s own expectations, and information not yet disclosed. Mark where each item appears in the original text, and distinguish the date the event occurred from the announcement date. If you can’t find something, write ‘not disclosed’—don’t make up a story.”
Then go back to the original text yourself and check the key lines.
Get the facts straight first, then assess whether it’s worth investing in. One less leap of imagination is often more useful than reading ten more analyses.