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# $XIAOMI-W(01810.HK)The wave of AI hardware is so s…


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## Comments (5)

- **新用戶_ojFx4Crt · 2026-05-14T19:59:19.000Z**: I would say: Xiaomi doesn't just rely on cost-performance ratio. It actually has the conditions to keep up with the AI hardware wave, but from an investment perspective, it's important to distinguish that 'having the capability to keep up' and 'making money in the short term' are two different thing
- **新用戶_yCbokU 明明 · 2026-05-14T06:18:44.000Z**: Still have the strength to go up
- **Macintosh Lee · 2026-05-12T15:07:49.000Z**: Those at the cutting edge don't necessarily have to go public, and even if they do, they remain exceptionally low-key, like IBM, Motorola, and THAAD, with little presence in the market. Some are wolves in sheep's clothing. For instance, many know that Japanese companies Mitsubishi Heavy Industries a
  - **5896** (2026-05-12T18:13:08.000Z): Don't even bring up the Japanese companies' sewage system for discussion.
  - **Macintosh Lee** (2026-05-12T18:49:57.000Z): 🙄Really? I have no idea which sewer you're talking about. I actually set up a separate account specifically for hunting day trades. Although it's not as crazy as U.S. stocks, the cost-effectiveness a