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The market likes the new and hates the old, and the latest and hottest theme in the market has shifted to another branch of AI application-"bean bag"! I have been using the big model of bean bag for some time, and it is really easy to use! But why did the concept of bean bag break out recently?Last night, the performance of large-scale US technology stocks was really bright, with Tesla, Google, Amazon and Meta all hitting record highs. Among them, Tesla and Google rose by nearly 6%! Tesla's CEO Musk became the first person in the world with a net worth of more than 400 billion US dollars, setting a new milestone for the world's richest man!

Last night, the performance of large-scale US technology stocks was really bright, with Tesla, Google, Amazon and Meta all hitting record highs. Among them, Tesla and Google rose by nearly 6%! Tesla's CEO Musk became the first person in the world with a net worth of more than 400 billion US dollars, setting a new milestone for the world's richest man!Third, the number of users and downloads of the bean bag model ranks first in China and second in the world, second only to ChatGPT!Yesterday after-hours news, Tesla applied to register the trademark of robot action toys. In addition, Tesla rose sharply last night. Today, let's observe whether the funds will flow back to the robot sector! At present, robots are still one of the main lines of the market, but everyone should pay attention to the height of the plate!

The more bullish people's stock market is, the more fierce the technology companies are, while the A-shares are soaring in beer and skittles. If the technology stocks pull a few boards, A will return to before liberation at any time. Is this the origin of the name "A-shares"?The more bullish people's stock market is, the more fierce the technology companies are, while the A-shares are soaring in beer and skittles. If the technology stocks pull a few boards, A will return to before liberation at any time. Is this the origin of the name "A-shares"?