There's also a Hong Kong-US internet ETF. On 6.8, which was Monday, the day to make some quick gains, it had a negative premium, but now it's back to over +4%. This ETF's premium fluctuations are pretty significant. Those who chased after it when the policy came out basically got trapped by the premium, and coincidentally, the US stock market has been mostly down over the past week. But the premium for China-Korea semiconductor ETFs has always been quite high. From my observation, over 10% in the past few months is normal and doesn't indicate much, while around 30% is usually a short-term peak.