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Guoxin Technology: shareholders such as the National Fund intend to reduce their holdings by no more than 3%;However, it is a great pity that the China stock market has never had a history of retail investors and institutions getting rich together. Don't deal with hot money and quantification! Foreign investment in A-shares has also become stale and has become fond of speculation. There are always too many routines to create A shares, which is too tiring to play, and the experience is really bad.

Xinhua News Agency: China's monetary policy has changed from "prudent" to "moderately loose" to send a positive signal.However, it is a great pity that the China stock market has never had a history of retail investors and institutions getting rich together. Don't deal with hot money and quantification! Foreign investment in A-shares has also become stale and has become fond of speculation. There are always too many routines to create A shares, which is too tiring to play, and the experience is really bad.Before, I said that institutions don't believe in bull market, but now I don't believe in many sizes, so investors are doing their best to support the stock market. Now every time it goes up, bosses of all sizes are reducing their holdings, including big funds, which are frequently cashed out ...! This will hit everyone's confidence in holding shares.

China Research Institute: Wang Xiuyun reduced its shareholding by 1%. At present, the company has not directly involved in the application field of humanoid robots.Easy to change the world: shareholders intend to reduce their holdings by no more than 3.05% in total;Before, I said that institutions don't believe in bull market, but now I don't believe in many sizes, so investors are doing their best to support the stock market. Now every time it goes up, bosses of all sizes are reducing their holdings, including big funds, which are frequently cashed out ...! This will hit everyone's confidence in holding shares.