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Foreign media analysis points out that the upward momentum of the stock market is weakening, while optimistic profit expectations are closely monitored, indicating two signs of a volatile summer. As investors face growing concerns, overall bullish sentiment is being challenged and market volatility is quietly rising. Closing out trades related to artificial intelligence is triggering strong market rotations. Demand for hedging is rapidly increasing. The Nations SkewDex index (measuring potential tail risk in the S&P 500 index) has soared to its highest level since April, which could further push up other volatility indicators. Although the fear index is still below 20 and far from reaching worrisome levels, the dramatic fluctuations of individual stocks are blurring the overall trend. The core AI-related stocks driving momentum trading are experiencing heightened price fluctuations, but unlike the first half of this year, the narrative of "rising stock prices, increasing volatility" seems to no longer exist, replaced by sharp declines in stock prices and ongoing increases in volatility.