Do you remember those days in the A-shares market? Every trading day, a large-cap blue-chip stock was cut, and the scene was truly fierce.

Now it seems that the US stock market has also learned this trick. Recently, AI leaders have been one after another plunging—Oracle tumbled sharply the day before yesterday, and Broadcom also fell rapidly yesterday. The pace is indeed a bit strange.

Why do these AI star stocks, once highly anticipated, start to decline in rounds? Many are still advocating that the Fourth Industrial Revolution is driven by artificial intelligence, but in reality, the stock performance of these tech giants is singing a different tune.

Interestingly, what does this kind of centralized adjustment usually indicate? Is the market re-pricing, or are funds hedging risks? Whether this wave of tech stock correction is a temporary adjustment or a trend change is definitely worth paying attention to.