The A-share market is truly insane. Zhongji Xuchuang, a global leader in optical modules, went from 64 to 1415 in a year, a 22-fold increase. Then it plummeted from 1415 to 508, and today it's dropped another 7.6%. Even more surreal is the A/H share price ratio of 0.90: the same company, yet its A-shares are 10% cheaper than its Hong Kong-listed shares. The market that most loves to fuel dreams is now even more pessimistic than Hong Kong. And the index? Market-stabilizing funds are keeping the Shanghai Composite Index at -0.88%, which looks respectable. Your AI stocks are being bled dry. Market stabilization is protecting the index, not you. It's insane when it rises, and even more insane when it falls. BTC A-shares