The historical highs in storage stock prices may be hard to reach, or it may take a long time. This isn't just true for storage; many AI infrastructure stocks are in the same boat. Stocks with good liquidity can still be traded based on retail investor sentiment. However, I haven't decided which "software" stocks to focus on yet; currently, only Google seems relatively safe. Similar stocks like Apple, Google, and Amazon, which offered high-return opportunities at low prices in the past, are unlikely to reappear, or require a keen eye to spot low-market-cap opportunities. But giants no longer go public at low prices; for example, the potential of ByteDance could have been identified years ago, but they didn't go public. The above is my view on AI trends, and does not involve short-term trading.