We're currently in a volatile period, the beginning of a downward trend. Every rebound is just a trap to lure in liquidity. Don't be fooled by the over ten-year consecutive rise in US stocks; they've experienced countless sharp declines along the way. If retail investors happen to enter during this volatile period, most won't escape unscathed. I don't believe this is a bursting AI bubble; it's just a normal correction. Things have risen too much, and a fall is inevitable. Huang Renxun's situation is clearly the result of a well-planned, step-by-step operation. Who would have the power to do this without the interests of large institutions? I don't know who's behind it, but the intention is clear: to use Nvidia as the first domino, pushing down the entire AI sector, including chips and memory, before finally buying in at the bottom. This is a shakeout. Brothers, please be rational!