[Jyllands Bank: AI Stock Plunge Likely Due to Position Adjustments; Investors Should Avoid Panic Selling] Jinse Finance reported on November 6th that Jyllands Bank of Denmark stated that the recent market price decline, especially the sharp drop in artificial intelligence and technology stocks, warrants close attention, but investors should avoid panic selling. The bank pointed out that while chip stocks have been severely impacted, this market volatility does not appear to be entirely due to deteriorating fundamentals. There are indications that position adjustments, margin calls, and forced selling by institutions such as hedge funds have exacerbated the market decline. This means that this round of selling does not necessarily represent a collapse of the investment logic for artificial intelligence. However, due to the continued uncertainty surrounding data center regulatory policies following the US midterm elections, the market may continue to face significant volatility. The next few days will be crucial, as the market will gradually determine whether this decline is beginning to affect corporate profit prospects or ultimately proves to be a sharp correction primarily driven by position adjustments and market sentiment.