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Market Overview - The A-share market experienced a decline this morning, with major indices falling to varying degrees. The Shanghai Composite Index briefly dropped below the 4100-point mark, closing down 0.6%, the Shenzhen Component down 0.44%, the ChiNext Index down 1.02%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Board down 2.02% [5] Sector Performance - The non-ferrous metals sector led the market, with gains exceeding 3%. Stocks such as Zinc Industry Co., Sichuan Gold, and Luoping Zinc Electric reached their daily limit [5] - Basic chemicals, petroleum and petrochemicals, and transportation sectors also showed strong performance, while sectors like defense, media, comprehensive, and computer faced declines [7] Commodity Prices - Multiple metal futures prices continued to rise, with Shanghai tin futures up over 9% and Shanghai nickel futures up over 7% during the morning session [6] New Listings - A new stock, Zhixin Co., was listed today, achieving a maximum increase of 265.63% during the morning session. The company specializes in the development, processing, production, and sales of automotive stamping parts and related molds [10] Notable Stocks - Several recently popular stocks, including Haige Communication, Yanshan Technology, and Goldwind Technology, faced significant selling pressure, with large sell orders exceeding 1 billion yuan at their sell one positions [2][11] - Haige Communication had a sell order of approximately 240 million shares, equivalent to over 5.7 billion yuan, and recently announced a forecast of negative net profit for 2025 due to industry adjustments and increased investment in innovative businesses [15] - Yanshan Technology also saw a large sell order of around 400 million shares, valued at approximately 4.8 billion yuan, and reported uncertainty regarding its commercialization of brain-machine interface and brain-like intelligence businesses [17] - Goldwind Technology had a sell order of about 130 million shares, valued at around 3.9 billion yuan, and announced plans for a major shareholder to reduce their holdings in the company [19]