On June 23, Changguang Chenxin (03277.HK) fell 5.42% in regular trading, trading at HK$93.7/share, with turnover of HK$51.85 million. The stock had surged over 5% in the prior session to around HK$101.3, and the current pullback follows significant short-term accumulated gains.

On the news front, JPMorgan issued a warning that chip stocks rallying to record highs has driven volatility higher, increasing the risk that VaR-sensitive investors may be forced to liquidate positions even if they remain fundamentally bullish. This triggered broad-based selling across the semiconductor and electronic equipment sectors.

Within the Electronic Equipment and Instruments sector, the overall tone was markedly weak. PAX Global fell 6.80%, Nuobikan dropped 6.13%, and Q Tech declined 5.73%. The stock currently trades at approximately 134x trailing P/E and 10x P/B, making it particularly vulnerable to sentiment-driven de-risking. Additionally, a previously disclosed plan by Tianjun Technology subsidiary to sell up to 1,522,100 shares of Changguang Chenxin continues to weigh on near-term sentiment.

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