Amid the current global interconnectedness of technology stocks, A-shares tend to lag behind U.S. stocks in reacting to their rises and falls. This may be driven by factors such as earnings certainty and market sentiment. This lag has provided significant reference value for trading signals in terms of room for maneuver.
For example, U.S. memory stocks staged a strong rebound last week, but A-shares did not show a decent follow-up rally until today.
For example, after U.S. photonics stocks fell for more than half a month from late June to early July, A-share technology stocks ultimately plunged alongside U.S. stocks in July.
For example, U.S. memory stocks staged a strong rebound last week, but A-shares did not show a decent follow-up rally until today.
For example, after U.S. photonics stocks fell for more than half a month from late June to early July, A-share technology stocks ultimately plunged alongside U.S. stocks in July.
