Denmark's Jutland Bank said that the recent drop in market prices, especially the heavy decline in artificial intelligence and technology stocks, is worth paying close attention, but investors should avoid panic selling. The bank pointed out that chip stocks have been hit hard, but the current market fluctuations do not seem to be entirely due to deteriorating fundamentals. There are signs that hedge funds and other institutions' position adjustments, margin recovery, and forced sell-offs have exacerbated the market decline. This means that this round of sell-off does not necessarily mean that the AI investment logic has collapsed. However, as data center regulation policies remain uncertain after the US midterm elections, the market may continue to face significant fluctuations. The next few days will be a critical period. At that time, the market will gradually determine whether this round of decline will begin to affect corporate profit prospects, or whether it will eventually prove to be a sharp correction mainly driven by position adjustments and market sentiment.

Denmark's Jutland Bank said that the recent drop in market prices, especially the heavy decline in artificial intelligence and technology stocks, is worth paying close attention, but investors should avoid panic selling. The bank pointed out that chip stocks have been hit hard, but the current market fluctuations do not seem to be entirely due to deteriorating fundamentals. There are signs that hedge funds and other institutions' position adjustments, margin recovery, and forced sell-offs have exacerbated the market decline. This means that this round of sell-off does not necessarily mean that the AI investment logic has collapsed. However, as data center regulation policies remain uncertain after the US midterm elections, the market may continue to face significant fluctuations. The next few days will be a critical period. At that time, the market will gradually determine whether this round of decline will begin to affect corporate profit prospects, or whether it will eventually prove to be a sharp correction mainly driven by position adjustments and market sentiment.