12.13 Negative news is coming, and A-shares are undoubtedly going to open low at the beginning of next week.

On Friday, affected by the black swan of leading AI companies, US tech stocks suffered a comprehensive setback, with Broadcom falling over 11%, NVIDIA down over 3%, and Google, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon all dropping over 1%, while Tesla rose over 2%. The semiconductor chip sector fell sharply, with Micron Technology plummeting over 6%.

The Dow Jones fell 0.51%, Nasdaq 100 fell 1.91%, and the S&P 500 fell 1.07%. Those who bought Nasdaq index funds on Friday are pleased.

Most popular Chinese concept stocks fell, with Canadian Solar dropping 10%, iQIYI down 4.4%, and Bilibili, Baidu, NIO, XPeng, Alibaba, JD.com, and Pinduoduo all declining, while NetEase rose 2.1%.

The Hang Seng Technology Index futures fell 1.19%, and the Hang Seng Technology Index is expected to continue to explore the bottom next week.

Futures gold rose slightly, and oil futures fell slightly.

Broadcom and Oracle subsequently plummeted over 10%, raising market concerns about the AI bubble. How long can A-share CPO and the ChiNext withstand this?

On Friday, institutions significantly increased their positions by over 10,000 short contracts, and next Friday coincides with the stock index futures delivery date. Is the storm really coming?