Movement Alert|SenseTime-W Falls 3.25% in Regular Trading, AI Application Sector Continues Downward Trend

Market Focus06-10

On June 10, SenseTime-W fell 3.25% in regular trading, trading at HK$1.49/share, with trading volume of HK$188 million. The stock has extended its multi-day decline amid persistent weakness across the AI application sector.

On the news front, the broader AI application sector has been under sustained selling pressure in recent sessions. A Goldman Sachs research report highlighted that while the current AI-driven rally is supported by solid fundamentals and has not formed a full-scale market bubble, speculative heat has been rising rapidly with localized overheating signals emerging. Investor divergence remains elevated, contributing to sector rotation effects that have weighed on AI-related stocks including SenseTime-W. Additionally, large block sell transactions have been observed in recent sessions, with institutional or large capital concentrated selling identified as a key driver of price pressure.

Within the Application Software sector, among individual stocks, 51WORLD up 1.32%, PHANCY up 0.70%, HORIZONROBOT-W down 4.12%, KINGDEE INT'L down 3.18%, WEIMOB INC down 2.78%.

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