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SanDisk has fallen 5.01% in pre-market trading, currently priced at $1516.10. Industry research indicates that SanDisk and Kioxia's NAND technology is lagging behind Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix in terms of generational advancements. Additionally, supply pressure from capital deleveraging and reduced positions by Castle Investment has triggered profit-taking at high levels.

On August 24, according to the latest information from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, after Alibaba announced a new share placement plan worth HKD 80 billion, Group Chairman Cai Chongxin and CEO Wu Yongming increased their holdings by a total of approximately HKD 120 million in Alibaba stocks, signaling confidence in the company's AI strategy. It is reported that Cai Chongxin purchased 720,000 shares of Alibaba's Hong Kong stocks at an average price of about HKD 112, costing approximately HKD 80 million; CEO Wu Yongming bought 350,000 shares at an average price of about HKD 111.6, costing around HKD 40 million. Together, they increased their holdings by 1.07 million shares, totaling approximately HKD 120 million. The day before, Alibaba announced a new share placement of HKD 80 billion, with all proceeds to be invested in full-stack AI capabilities and AI infrastructure development. Reports indicate that the placement received strong subscriptions from global sovereign wealth funds and other long-term investors, achieving nearly three times oversubscription. Market participants believe that the executives' personal investment the day after the placement announcement reflects their strong confidence in the company's AI strategy.

On August 24, according to the latest information from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, after Alibaba announced an HK$80 billion new share placement plan, Group Chairman Daniel Zhang and CEO Wu Yongming increased their holdings by a total of approximately HK$120 million in Alibaba shares, demonstrating confidence in the company's AI strategy. It is reported that Daniel Zhang purchased 720,000 shares of Alibaba's Hong Kong stock at an average price of about HK$112, costing approximately HK$80 million; CEO Wu Yongming bought 350,000 shares at an average price of about HK$111.6, costing around HK$40 million. Together, they increased their holdings by 1.07 million shares, totaling about HK$120 million. The day before, Alibaba announced an HK$80 billion new share placement, with all proceeds to be invested in full-stack AI capabilities and AI infrastructure development. Reports indicate that the placement was actively subscribed by global sovereign wealth funds and other long-term investors, ultimately achieving nearly three times oversubscription. Market observers believe that the management's decision to increase their holdings in their personal capacity the day after the placement announcement reflects their strong confidence in the company's AI strategy.