Daily Brief Archive: July 7, 2026 — U.S. & Hong Kong Stock Analysis

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U.S. Markets

  • Jul 6: all three majors up — Dow tops 53,000 to a record, S&P +0.7%, Nasdaq +1.1%
  • Memory snaps back hard: UBS, Citi and BofA all turn bullish; the DRAM ETF jumps 7% in a day
  • Tesla's Miami robotaxi launch drives a +6.7% pop past $420, leading EVs higher
  • AMD +6.6% toward 52-week highs, front-running MI400 into its July Advancing AI event
  • SpaceX joins the Nasdaq-100 today; J.P. Morgan pegs $4.3B of forced passive buying

Hong Kong

  • HK firms up post-holiday, HS Tech leads on AI-compute and chip names
  • Tencent +2.3% to HK$462, bouncing after an intraday low not seen since April 2025
  • Kuaishou -10.9% after Tencent block-sold ~$1.6B of its stake off-market
  • Meituan +4.3%, Biren +4.1% as instant-retail and domestic compute rebound
  • Alibaba loiters at HK$96 near 52-week lows, RSI 33.9 — still left-side

Today's Watchlist

  • SpaceX joins Nasdaq-100 today: passive inflows vs. the historical one-month give-back
  • SK Hynix lists on Nasdaq Jul 10 — may trigger rotation within the memory trade
  • Tesla earnings Jul 22: robotaxi economics and margins are the real exam
  • AMD's Advancing AI event nears; the MI400 timeline is the valuation linchpin
  • HK AI-compute theme runs hot — chase domestic chips only with a stop

Deep Dives (8 names)

Long
Score8/10RSI(14) 54.7Off 52w high -15.8%P/E (TTM) 383Position P/L Long since 7/4, back to green

Technicals — Up 6.7% to $419.77, reclaiming all three moving averages ($399/$407/$419) in one move — retaking the 200-day is the key trend-turn signal. RSI 54.7 just past neutral, momentum not spent; $450 is mid-June trapped supply, daily ATR $20 (~5%).

Fundamentals — Q2 deliveries of 480K (+25% YoY) are in the books, ending the two-year slide; Miami becomes the third robotaxi city, reviving the autonomy story. But 383x earnings fully prepay robotaxi and Optimus success — Morgan Stanley models a 30,000-vehicle fleet by 2030, so you're buying a decade-out option today.

News — The 7/6 Miami robotaxi launch is the direct catalyst — covering select central/western zones, excluding downtown and the beach, an early milestone rather than commercialization proof. The market frames it as a relief rally. The real verdict is 7/22 earnings: margins and ASPs.

Short-term · 1–3 weeks
Long Bullish

Reclaimed the 200-day with a moving-average alignment forming plus momentum — turning bullish short-term. A held retest of $405–415 confirms; target the $450 supply. A break of $390 (below the 200-day) fails the reclaim — exit. Don't be full-size into the 7/22 print.

Entry $405–415 on a held retest of the 200-dayStop $390Target $455
Long-term · months+
Neutral

Deliveries back in growth, energy storage scaling, and the robotaxi/Optimus options are a real growth story — but 383x prepays most of it. Keep a core for the optionality; save the heavy add for a valuation air pocket.

  • Margins miss on 7/22 and the valuation floor gives way
  • Robotaxi city expansion lags the narrative and autonomy expectations fade
  • BYD and peers erode Europe and EM share
Signal BacktestCumulative +0.00%price itself -1.30%
  • 07-07Long$419.77 → open → $419.77+0.00%
Community Voices
  • StockTwits · One Miami steering-wheel clip and the feed is pure FOMO — yesterday's delivery-day sellers are chasing $420 todayOriginal ↗
Institutional Views
  • 华尔街共识 · 50 analysts, average target $403.6 (-3.9% vs. spot), rating 1.77 — the tape has passed consensus; the Street is split
  • Morgan Stanley · Bullish on robotaxi's long-term potential, modeling a 30,000-vehicle fleet by 2030Source ↗
Long
Score8/10RSI(14) 42.0Off 52w high -17.3%P/E (TTM) 29.9Position P/L Long since 7/4, +0.4%

Technicals — Up just 0.4% to $195.55 on a broad chip-up day, repeatedly confirming the 200-day ($191) as support. RSI 42 is soft but not oversold; the 20/50-day ($202/$210) cap upside. Its lag vs. AMD is short-term flow rotation, not a fundamental slip.

Fundamentals — Revenue +70.7%, EPS +110%, and 29.9x is still the cheapest percentile in a year. As BofA notes memory is now 35-40% of cloud AI capex, compute's core remains NVIDIA. SK Hynix's 7/10 listing may pull short-term flow from compute to memory, but order visibility into 2027 is intact.

News — No fresh stock catalyst — riding the chip rebound but clearly lagging AMD. Focus is on SK Hynix's 7/10 listing and memory-chain upgrades, leaving the compute leader on the weaker side of the narrative rotation. The $191 200-day is the line everyone watches.

Short-term · 1–3 weeks
Long Lean bullish

Repeated 200-day confirmation, cheapest multiple in a year, and a chip-rebound tailwind — keep the long. A break of the 50-day ($210) opens upside; a break of $178 (one ATR below the 200-day) signals reversal — take the loss.

Entry Scale in at $188–195, around the 200-day at $191Stop $178Target $220
Long-term · months+
Accumulate

Pricing power in AI compute plus the CUDA moat are intact; 29.9x for 70% growth is a rare 'growth stock at a value multiple' window, with sovereign-AI and government orders opening a second curve.

  • Hyperscaler capex peaks or shifts to in-house ASICs
  • Tighter export controls cut China and Middle East demand
  • AI monetization disappoints and the whole complex de-rates
Signal BacktestCumulative +0.37%price itself -1.03%profitable since 07-07
  • 07-04Long$194.83 → open → $195.55+0.37%
Community Voices
  • WSB · Quietest name in the party; the faithful aren't posting — silence at the base beats noise at the peakOriginal ↗
Institutional Views
  • 华尔街共识 · 66 analysts, average target $313.4 (+60% vs. spot), rating 1.13 — firmly strong-buy
  • 行业观察 · The PHLX Semi index is +47% YTD; NVIDIA still holds 70-80% AI GPU shareSource ↗
Long
Score8/10RSI(14) 54.3Off 52w high -36.1%P/E (TTM) 149Position P/L Long since 7/2, +2.5%

Technicals — Up 2.5% to $132.54, +14% on the week, holding the 20-day ($126) with the 50-day ($134.2) right overhead as first resistance and the 200-day far up at $158. Still 36% below the 52-week high — the bounce is intact but the valuation ceiling looms.

Fundamentals — Revenue +68%, EPS +288%, government and commercial both accelerating. The NVIDIA tie-up, Army Foundry contract, and Burry's short trim flipped the narrative from 'too expensive' to 'scarce growth.' But 149x keeps it among the priciest software names — flawless execution is priced in.

News — Carrying early-July momentum from three catalysts (the NVIDIA deal, Army contract, Burry's trim), it ground higher this week. No fresh negative — the market re-prices it as the scarce government-lane play in applied AI.

Short-term · 1–3 weeks
Long Lean bullish

Catalyst momentum persists — keep the long. A break of the 50-day ($134.2) opens the $150 gap. But chasing a 14% week has poor odds; add on a 20-day retest. A break of $118 signals momentum exhaustion.

Entry $126–130 on a held 20-day retest; don't chase above $135Stop $118Target $150
Long-term · months+
Neutral

The deepest-moat lane in applied AI — government and defense — with impeccable growth. But 149x prices flawless execution, and the political entanglement is both asset and liability. Small permanent position; size up only on valuation squats.

  • The multiple is hostage to rates and sentiment; 30%+ drawdowns are routine
  • A political shift turns the government-contract story into a liability
  • If commercial growth slows, the scarcity premium evaporates
Signal BacktestCumulative +5.42%price itself +5.42%profitable since 07-04
  • 07-02Long$125.73 → open → $132.54+5.42%
Community Voices
  • StockTwits · Sentiment fast-forwarded doubt to FOMO — bottom-fishing or bag-holding, nobody knows till the week settlesOriginal ↗
Institutional Views
  • 华尔街共识 · 34 analysts, average target $190.3 (+44% vs. spot), rating 1.49 — consensus unusually on the bull side of this battleground
Neutral
Score6/10Off post-IPO high -28.9%IPO price $135Nasdaq-100 add Effective today

Technicals — Down 1.0% to $160.42, easing into the add date. Three weeks post-listing, moving averages haven't formed — trading anchors to events and psychology: $147 (post-IPO low) is the line, trapped supply thick above $170. Daily ATR $18.6 (~12%).

Fundamentals — History's biggest IPO, Starlink at 10.3M subs across 164 countries — but ARPU slid from $86 to $66 and it lost $4.9B last year. The $2.1T cap buys the 'space monopoly' narrative, not the P&L. Today's Nasdaq-100 add brings ~$4.3B of passive buying (JPM estimate).

News — Joins the Nasdaq-100 today (just 15 trading days post-IPO via a fast-track rule). JPM estimates $4.3B of passive buying, but only ~1% weight (small free float). Multiple desks warn: inclusion days are often short-term tops, with the premium unwinding within a month.

Short-term · 1–3 weeks
Neutral Sidelines

Shift from long to sidelines: the inclusion catalyst lands today, and history says inclusion marks the top with a one-month give-back. $4.3B passive vs. trapped-supply distribution makes the short-term game messy. Holders can scale out into any inclusion-day spike to bank the gain.

Entry Don't chase on the add day; wait for a $147–155 retest to stabilizeStop $145Target $185
Long-term · months+
Neutral

A de facto launch monopoly plus Starlink's cash-flow layer is a real moat — but $2.1T on $5B annual losses prepays a decade of flawless execution. The ARPU slide hints at Starlink's ceiling. Long-term, wait for a fatter pitch.

  • Post-inclusion give-back pressures the near term
  • A Starship failure hits the valuation narrative
  • ARPU erosion plus Amazon's LEO competition undercut economics
Signal BacktestCumulative +1.83%price itself +1.83%1/1 closed trades wonprofitable since 07-04
  • 07-02Long$157.54 → closed $160.4207-07+1.83%
Community Voices
  • WSB · Everyone wants to front-run the index funds — but if the whole crowd is at the door taking delivery, who lifts the chairOriginal ↗
Institutional Views
  • 华尔街共识 · 14 analysts, average target $224.1 (+40% vs. spot), rating 1.61
  • The Motley Fool · History: Nasdaq-100 inclusion brings positive excess returns, but the front-running unwinds within a monthSource ↗
Long
Score7/10RSI(14) 58.1Off 52w high -32.3%P/E (TTM) 16.6Position P/L Long since 7/4, +7.2%

Technicals — Up 2.3% to HK$462.4, clearing both the 20-day (HK$441) and 50-day (HK$453) — a two-MA breakout signals strengthening. RSI 58 healthy, not overheated; the 200-day (HK$557) is the big wall. Up 9.8% on the week, a strong bounce off a year-long base.

Fundamentals — Domestic games +15%, international +32% (first crossing $10B annual), ads and fintech steady. AI spend doubling past RMB 36B, with Weixin's agentic push (QClaw) shipping. This week it block-sold ~$1.6B of Kuaishou while joining the Kling AI round — reallocating capital from legacy assets to AI infrastructure. 16.6x prices zero growth for a business still compounding double-digit.

News — On 7/7 it block-sold ~273M Kuaishou shares for ~$1.6B — the direct trigger for Kuaishou's -10.9% today — while joining the Kling AI round, a clear capital reallocation. The stock hit an intraday low unseen since April 2025 before closing up 2.3%; bulls stepped in at the year-long base.

Short-term · 1–3 weeks
Long Bullish

A two-MA breakout, a strengthening weekly, and base-buying support — keep the long. Target the HK$500 round number; a break of HK$430 flags a false breakout. Double-digit growth at 16.6x keeps the odds favorable.

Entry HK$445–460 on a held retest of the 20/50-dayStop HK$430Target HK$500
Long-term · months+
Accumulate

Three money printers — games, ads, fintech — all running; AI spend is investment not bleeding; Weixin's agentic pivot is a one-of-a-kind gateway experiment. 16.6x for an ecosystem empire compounding double-digit — time favors the buyer.

  • AI spending overshoots and squeezes margins
  • Game-approval and regulatory cycles turn again
  • The beta drag of systematic foreign underweighting of China
Signal BacktestCumulative +7.48%price itself +7.24%profitable since 07-04
  • 07-02LongHK$430.2 → open → HK$462.4+7.48%
Community Voices
  • StockTwits · Southbound keeps buying while foreign funds trim China tech — whoever holds this floor wins the pricing powerOriginal ↗
Institutional Views
  • 华尔街共识 · 54 analysts, average target HK$695.8 (+50% vs. spot), rating 1.14 — firmly strong-buy
  • 资本动向 · Selling $1.6B of Kuaishou while backing Kling AI — a deliberate shift from legacy stakes to AI infrastructureSource ↗
Long
Score7/10RSI(14) 49.8Off 52w high -38.7%P/E (TTM) 25.4Position P/L Long since 7/4, -0.7%

Technicals — Down 0.4% to HK$83.5, consolidating above the 20-day (HK$81), +15% on the week, with the 50-day (HK$90.6) the first target and the 200-day (HK$98.4) the trend-reversal confirmation. RSI 49.8 neutral, upside not spent — a held retest is healthy.

Fundamentals — June sales of 403K (+5.5% YoY), overseas 175K up 95% — exports at 43% rewrite the 'domestic price-war victim' story. Fangchengbao +188% and Denza steady confirm premiumization and globalization. 25.4x isn't expensive for a leader whose export engine just reignited.

News — No fresh stock catalyst — carrying the rebound momentum lit by June sales. It consolidated with the HK market today; overseas expansion (Thailand/Brazil/Hungary capacity) remains the core story as the market reclassifies it from 'price-war casualty' to 'global growth.'

Short-term · 1–3 weeks
Long Bullish

Triple confluence — sales inflection, volume breakout, repairing MAs — keep the long. First target the 50-day (HK$90.6), then the 200-day (HK$98.4). A break of HK$76 falsifies the bounce — exit.

Entry HK$80–84 on a held 20-day retestStop HK$76Target HK$98
Long-term · months+
Accumulate

Vertical integration plus overseas plants give it cards nobody else holds in the second wave of global electrification. Exports at 43% are just the start while the multiple still prices domestic attrition — that gap is the return source.

  • EU/EM tariff or localization policy shifts
  • A reignited domestic price war crushes per-unit margins
  • Capex and execution risk in the overseas buildout
Signal BacktestCumulative +6.64%price itself +6.64%profitable since 07-04
  • 07-02LongHK$78.3 → open → HK$83.5+6.64%
Community Voices
  • StockTwits · Chatter about southbound and foreign money returning in tandem heats up — the export number is the only ammo the bulls needOriginal ↗
Institutional Views
  • 华尔街共识 · 31 analysts, average target HK$125.7 (+51% vs. spot), rating 1.21 — near strong buy
  • 6 月销量 · Total sales 403K, a YTD high; overseas 175K (+95% YoY), Fangchengbao +188%Source ↗
Long
Score6/10RSI(14) 43.1Off 52w high -42.2%This week -5.6%Position P/L Long since 7/4, -14.6%

Technicals — Down 5.1% to HK$93.05, breaking the 20/50-day (HK$103/107) with the broader HK robotics group (E Fund robotics ETF -4%). RSI 43 not yet oversold; the HK$75.5 52-week low is key support below. Daily ATR HK$9 (~10%) makes two-way violence normal. Down 14.6% since the 7/4 long — nearing the stop-loss line.

Fundamentals — The U1 full-size humanoid topped 13,000 orders (from RMB 119.8K), and it formed Youzhi Technology with Yantai state assets (RMB 32M registered). Revenue +54% but still deeply loss-making with a history of placements. Simply Wall St flags it possibly 18% undervalued post-U1, but year-one commercialization has no earnings anchor — only order extrapolation.

News — Today's -5% is mainly the broad HK robotics pullback, not a stock-specific negative. The U1 13K-order commercialization story stands, but near-term momentum is capped by the group cooling. Money oscillates between the '10K orders' and 'chronic losses/dilution' camps.

Short-term · 1–3 weeks
Long Bullish

Keep the long but discipline first: down 14.6%, a break of HK$84 (one ATR above the 52-week low) forces an exit — don't let conviction burn capital. A group stabilization plus order delivery precedes any bounce; an 8% ATR means lottery-size only.

Entry HK$88–93 once the group stabilizes; holders must respect the stopStop HK$84Target HK$120
Long-term · months+
Neutral

The pole position in humanoid commercialization is real, but between 13K orders and scaled delivery, then delivery and positive gross margin, lie two valleys of death. The industry's decade is certain; this stock's victory isn't — basket or small size is smarter.

  • Delivery ramp disappoints and order quality is questioned
  • Price pressure from Tesla Optimus, Unitree and peers
  • Ongoing losses make dilutive raises the norm
Signal BacktestCumulative -29.60%price itself -14.55%0/1 closed trades won
  • 07-02ShortHK$92.6 → closed HK$108.907-04-17.60%
  • 07-04LongHK$108.9 → open → HK$93.05-14.55%
Community Voices
  • StockTwits · The 10K-order faith and the -15%-in-three-days capitulation share one feed — a stop-loss line runs between trend and storyOriginal ↗
Institutional Views
  • 华尔街共识 · 12 analysts, average target HK$158.1 (+70% vs. spot), rating 1.04 — nearly unanimous strong-buy
  • Simply Wall St · Post-U1 launch, fair value may be ~18% undervaluedSource ↗
Neutral
Score5/10RSI(14) 38.7Off 52w high -73.9%1-month move -22.1%Position P/L Short since 7/2, -10.8%

Technicals — Up 6.2% to $68.65, bouncing from the $63.85 four-month low on 7/1. Still deep in a downtrend with the 20/50-day ($75/$95) capping, RSI 38.7 an oversold bounce not a turn. The short is down 10.8% since 7/2; above $75 is a cover zone, and only a drop back to $60 restores the edge.

Fundamentals — The stablecoin story took a structural hit: 140 giants (Visa/Mastercard/Stripe/BlackRock/Coinbase/Google) launched Open USD, letting partners keep reserve earnings — striking at USDC's core economics. Revenue +51% but EPS -301%, with stablecoin circulation stalling. Analysts split; Jefferies says 'headwinds unlikely to ease.'

News — The 6/30 Open USD launch drove a -16% day and a $63.85 four-month low on 7/1. Today's +6% is an oversold bounce, with Clear Street and William Blair calling the selloff overdone. The short thesis (worsening competition) is intact, but the oversold bounce lowers short-side odds near-term.

Short-term · 1–3 weeks
Neutral Sidelines

Shift the short to sidelines: the competition negative is largely priced (down 22% on the month), and the +6% bounce worsens short-side odds. Short holders can cover into a move toward $75; stop above $78. The landscape is weak, but don't overstay a short after this drop.

Entry Cover/trim the short near $75 (20-day resistance); wait for clarity to re-enterStop $78Target $58
Long-term · months+
Avoid

Stablecoin's first-mover edge is being eroded by a 140-giant consortium, with Open USD's reserve-earnings model striking at profitability. With the landscape reshaping, EPS deeply negative and circulation stalled, the long-term case lacks a clear moat.

  • The Open USD consortium accelerates USDC share erosion
  • Forced reserve-earnings concessions pressure profitability
  • Regulatory and rate shifts hit stablecoin economics
Community Voices
  • StockTwits · Open USD siege vs. oversold bounce — the short's patience is eroding on a +6% tapeOriginal ↗
Institutional Views
  • 华尔街共识 · 30 analysts, average target $137.5 (+100% vs. spot), rating 1.57 — consensus still bullish, diverging from the crash
  • Open USD 联盟 · 140 companies launched Open USD, letting partners keep reserve earnings — hitting Circle's core economicsSource ↗

Rapid Scan (35 names)

TickerCloseChangeScoreDirectionOne-line take
TSLA logoTSLAUS$419.77+6.69%8LongMiami robotaxi launch +6.7% reclaims the 200-day; trend turns up, 7/22 earnings next
NVDA logoNVDAUS$195.55+0.37%8LongLags the chip rebound; the $191 200-day holds, 29.9x at a one-year low
PLTR logoPLTRUS$132.54+2.51%8LongNVIDIA-deal momentum persists, +14% week toward the 50-day; 149x, no seatbelt
SPCX logoSPCXUS$160.42-0.98%6NeutralNasdaq-100 add today; $4.3B passive vs. history's inclusion-top — shift to sidelines to bank it
700 logo700HKHK$462.4+2.30%7Long+2.3% breaks the 20/50-day; sells Kuaishou to fund AI, 16.6x for double-digit growth
1211 logo1211HKHK$83.5-0.36%7LongHolds the 20-day on a retest; overseas sales +95% engine lit, gunning for HK$90.6
9880 logo9880HKHK$93.05-5.05%6LongGroup pullback -5%, position down 14.6%; U1's 10K orders stand, respect the HK$84 stop
CRCL logoCRCLUS$68.65+6.24%5NeutralOversold +6% bounce after the Open USD siege; short's loss narrows, cover near $75
CEG logoCEGUS$245.87+2.77%6LongNuclear +2.8%, long since 7/2 +4%; AI-power story, hold — the 20-day awaits reclaim
CRWV logoCRWVUS$86.46+5.77%5NeutralThe +5.8% bounce flips the short to -0.9%; neocloud competition persists, cover above $90
RDDT logoRDDTUS$200.86+3.18%6Long+3.2% back over $200, +19% week, long +1.6%; reclaiming the 200-day strengthens the trend
ICE logoICEUS$134.91+1.44%6LongExchange leader +1.4%, long +6.5%; back above the 20-day, steady fundamentals, hold
THC logoTHCUS$206.19+1.21%6LongHospital +1.2%, long +1.2%, +26% month; 10.7x, defense-plus-momentum, hold
PTCT logoPTCTUS$85.44+2.56%6Long+2.6% breaking the 52-week high zone, long +2.6%; biotech strength, hold
RIVN logoRIVNUS$20.14+8.11%7Long+8.1% riding the EV party with TSLA, long +8.1%; RSI 70 above every MA, hold
B logoBUS$38.11-0.26%5LongGold miner -0.3%, long flat; 10.6x with EPS +180%, hold for gold to steady
DTE logoDTEUS$151.36-1.75%5LongUtility -1.8%, long -1.8%; datacenter demand plus a 3% yield, defensive hold
GH logoGHUS$168.82+0.50%6Long+0.5%, long +0.5%; Shield test scaling, RSI 77.8 overbought — add on a pullback
MSFT logoMSFTUS$386.74-0.96%6Long-1%, long -1%; the 23x Mag-7 laggard in a rare value zone, hold
APLD logoAPLDUS$33.5+1.33%5ShortAI datacenter +1.3%, short +5.7%; down 20% on the month, still in a downtrend, hold short
CAPR logoCAPRUS$22.43-3.36%4ShortBiotech -3.4%, short +2.8%; below the 20/50-day, downtrend intact, hold short
SSTK logoSSTKUS$9.19-6.32%4Short-6.3%, short +7.2%; near 52-week lows, AI disrupts stock-imagery — hold short
RGC logoRGCUS$5.61-11.93%2Short-11.9%, short +11.9%; the meme unwinds -75% on the month, near the line — hold short
BSX logoBSXUS$44.6-1.20%5LongMedtech -1.2%, long +3.6%; left-side buy after a 53% down year, hold for a bounce
NKE logoNKEUS$43.34-1.70%5Long-1.7%, long +0.7%; +5% week but -32% YTD, a turnaround long, hold
WMT logoWMTUS$110.65-1.06%5Long-1.1%, long +1.7%; RSI 33.7 oversold, defensive retail long, hold
1810 logo1810HKHK$23.38+0.43%5Long+0.4%, long +3.5%; RSI 37.9 after a 41% down year, EV/AIoT option, hold
1801 logo1801HKHK$87.4-3.43%6LongInnovative-pharma -3.4%, long -0.5%; revenue +38.6%, holds the 20-day, hold
2269 logo2269HKHK$36.72-2.86%6LongCXO -2.9%, long -2.2%; revenue +16.8%, retesting the year's upper range, hold
2899 logo2899HKHK$30.16-3.33%6LongGold-copper -3.3%, long -1.8%; EPS +72% at 12.2x, held retest, hold
2259 logo2259HKHK$102.7-4.64%5Long-4.6%, long -4.5%; the gold spinoff swings hard, near the 20-day, hold
5 logo5HKHK$152.8+0.53%7Long+0.5%, long +0.5%; near 52-week highs, the high-yield megabank up 61% YoY, hold
9660 logo9660HKHK$4.36-2.90%5LongADAS chip -2.9%, long -6.8%; pulls back with robotics, revenue +58%, hold
522 logo522HKHK$189.3-3.27%5ShortChip-equipment -3.3%, short +2.5%; pulling back after a 142% year at 87x, hold short
6082 logo6082HKHK$47.9-1.32%5ShortDomestic GPU -1.3%, short +0.9%; -23% week and deeply loss-making, speculative short
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