The domestic sensation Manus has received its first wave of comments from overseas: Is this the second DeepSeek moment?
Manus has begun to break into the mainstream, receiving attention from mainstream media and being widely discussed by overseas Technology bloggers. Renowned AI blogger Rowan Cheung called it China's "second DeepSeek moment," and one user frankly stated that after seeing the actual effects of Manus, he canceled his monthly $200 ChatGPT subscription. However, there are also many complaints, as some users found the experience during testing to be not smooth and reported some factual errors.
Can the valuations of the ten giants in the Hong Kong stock market catch up with the seven sisters in the U.S. stock market? CICC states that if earnings are realized, there may be potential for a doubling.
① At what level will the valuation of Hong Kong stocks recover? ② What are the core driving factors behind the current rebound of Hong Kong stocks? ③ How much room is there for future valuation expansion of Hong Kong stocks?
"Shopping"! Foreign capital returns to the China stock market, "favoring" Hong Kong Technology stocks, and China's technology giants still have valuation advantages.
South Koreans are currently buying Stocks in China!
Weekend Reading | DeepSeek earns 0.56 million USD daily, "Moments" sparks a computing power battle.
As the DeepSeek circle continues to expand, can the arms race in chip Hardware initiated by OpenAI be sustained? What new rules will this game of computing power bring?
Explosive popularity + controversy, how does Manus stir the AI application ecosystem.
①Manus has become a new dark horse in the AI circle, a general AI agent that can "think" and "execute"; ②After Manus gained popularity, online reviews of this product began to show a polarization.
Daily Bull and Bear | The Hang Seng Index surged significantly yesterday, returning above 24,000 points, with multiple Bullish certificates doubling in value; AI catalysts at work! A Kuaishou subscription certificate made over 450% profit.
As of market close, the total market turnover was 377.146 billion Hong Kong dollars, with a combined turnover of 20.995 billion Hong Kong dollars for all callable bull and bear certificates, accounting for 5.6% of the total market turnover, of which the good positions accounted for 3.1% and the short positions accounted for 2.5%. The net Outflow of funds from all callable warrants was 90.7534 million Hong Kong dollars.