<p>The founder of Dongfang Hongyuan, Dan Bin, stated that by the end of February, he had sold 70% of his holdings, retaining only the six tech giants in the U.S. stock market excluding Tesla. However, due to concerns about missing out on the era of artificial intelligence, &#34;he quickly bought back in, resulting in a significant drawdown in net value.&#34; The pressure on performance has not changed Dan Bin's optimistic outlook on U.S. stocks. In his latest remarks, he even stated: &#34;If the U.S. economy continues to grow strongly after the new tariffs are implemented, the U.S. stock market will return to a bull market.&#34; (Shanghai Securities Journal)</p>

<p>Dan Bin stated on social media that due to the adjustment of the US stock market, his performance was under pressure, and he sold 70% of his holdings at the end of February, retaining six major technology stocks. However, fearing to miss out on opportunities in artificial intelligence, he quickly bought back in, resulting in a net value drawdown of over 20%. Despite facing pressure, he remains optimistic about the outlook for the US stock market, believing that if new tariffs are implemented and the US economy remains strong, the US stock market will return to a bull market. In contrast to his views, some private equity firms have reduced their holdings in US stocks and increased their positions in Chinese assets, indicating a divergence in institutional judgment regarding Chinese and US technology assets</p>

U.S. stocks plummet causing significant product pullback? Dan Bin responds