Recently, tech stocks have performed impressively, but can this leading trend be sustained? Analysis shows that there are four major concerns regarding the current rise in the tech zone:

First of all, the rise lacks substantial support. The current pump is mainly stimulated by news, lacking solid fundamental support.

Secondly, the technical aspect has not yet fully recovered. Core indices such as semiconductors and communication equipment are still in the process of recovery, lacking effective pullbacks to solidify, which may lead to difficulties in sustaining the subsequent rise.

Thirdly, market sentiment is clearly differentiated. Even the computing power concept, which is viewed as a 'trump card', has failed to spark a significant rise, with individual stocks showing lackluster performance, contrasting sharply with the previous frenzy.

Finally, the overall performance of the market is weak. The Shanghai Composite Index and the ChiNext Index continue to fluctuate, and technology stocks are struggling to drive overall market sentiment. The rise of a single zone is insufficient to support a comprehensive rebound.

Overall, the current strength of technology stocks may just be superficial. The real investment opportunities may only emerge after technology stocks complete the transition from weakness to strength and consolidate support through a pullback.

In this case, investors need to carefully assess whether technology stocks can withstand the potential pullback pressure. The market is waiting for more positive factors to determine whether this round of technology stock rebound is a flash in the pan or the beginning of a new rising cycle.