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``` Dialogue with Peifengke Chen Dapeng Part I｜Clearing the Fog of Commodities, Understanding the Most Authentic Market In recent years, the enthusiasm for investing in precious metals/non-ferrous metals has been rising. On March 15, 2026, the masterclass “Understanding Gold, Silver, Copper: New Paradigm of Global Metal Pricing”, jointly hosted

25 years ago, Haier participated in the restructuring of the predecessor of Qingdao Bank as an industrial capital investor; 25 years later, this long-term investment finally welcomes its first moment of realization. On June 3rd, Qingdao Bank announced that "Haier-affiliated" Qingdao Haier Industrial Development Co., Ltd. plans to

``` The US stock market's technology sector is in a historically overbought state, with market fear almost vanishing. Investors' only concern has shifted from "decline" to "missing out." Wall Street technical analysts warn that the current trend closely resembles several historical extremes, with the

South Korean financial authorities have sent a strong signal to stabilize the market. Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol stated that measures will be taken immediately if necessary to counter excessive volatility in the foreign exchange market, pay attention to risks in the stock and bond markets, express concern about leveraged stock

Author | Huang Yu WeChat is opening a controlled channel to mobile phone manufacturers’ AI assistants based on the A2A collaboration mechanism. On June 4, it was reported that WeChat is collaborating with phone manufacturers such as Huawei, Honor, Xiaomi, OPPO, and vivo to launch A2A (Agent-to-Agent) assistant capabilities. With this

``` Greed is overshadowing fear—at least for now. The current state of global stock markets is difficult to describe in any other way. Inflation, interest rates, oil prices, Middle East tensions, fiscal deficits, employment data... All the worries that once weighed on the markets seem to have collectively vanished. In

``` If you only focus on performance and indices, the A-share market is sometimes hard to explain. Profits haven’t immediately improved, but the market rises first; macro data looks fine, but stock prices may not buy it. The real question is: What future is the market willing to price in