Actually, there's another one that I find quite promising: steel. Does everyone know about the Yarlung Zangbo River Hydropower Station project in Tibet? As mentioned earlier, the limit of computing power is electricity. If China has the cheapest clean energy, then super-large computing centers would relocate en masse to take advantage of low electricity prices. Building factories and installing server racks all require steel, right? So I think it's one of the assets with a relatively high profit-to-loss ratio🤔. What do you all think? Also, how do foreigners buy large A-shares?

🚨 Crude Oil Above $110: Is This the Start of a New Energy Supercycle? A Trader’s Perspective
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The global energy market has once again captured the attention of traders and investors worldwide. In a dramatic overnight rally, crude oil prices surged sharply, pushing WTI above $110 and Brent crude beyond $110, levels that immediately reignited discussions about supply shocks, geopolitical tensions, and the possibility of a longer-term energy bull market.
For many traders, this move was not just another headline—it was a moment that highlighted how quickl