$GraniteShares 2x Long NVDA Daily ETF(NVDL.US)

February 26, 2026, 5:00 AM Beijing Time NVIDIA Quarterly Earnings Report

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Comparing the core differences between A-shares and U.S. stocks from three dimensions: trading structure, information environment, and large capital behavior. The key conclusions are as follows:

1. Differences in Trading Structure

• A-shares: Approximately 70% of trading volume comes from retail investors. The market is primarily driven by retail sentiment, making it susceptible to emotional swings.

• U.S. stocks: Approximately 80% of trading volume comes from institutions. The market is primarily driven by institutional data, with decisions relying more on fundamentals and data.

2. Differences in Information Environment

• A-shares: Information is highly concentrated (Douyin hot searches, Weibo hot searches, CCTV News, etc., are the main sources). Retail investors' ability to analyze fundamentals is relatively weak, and their information sources are singular, easily leading to widespread emotional resonance and the formation of a consensus expectation.

• U.S. stocks: Information is highly dispersed (multiple channels like Bloomberg, Reuters, CNBC, WSJ, Twitter operate in parallel). Different circles receive vastly different information, making it extremely difficult to form a unified resonance unless it's a traffic-exploding event.

3. Differences in Large Capital Behavior

• A-shares: Large capital tends to leverage the advantage of concentrated information, using "storytelling" to convey sentiment, hype stock prices, and guide retail investors to buy at high prices.

• U.S. stocks: Because the market allows short selling, hype lacking fundamental support is precisely targeted by short sellers. Therefore, large capital dares not engage in illogical hype recklessly.