The sharp drop in stock prices of Intel and other US stock giants has startled many funds with heavy holdings in the US stock market, which may become another trigger for QDII funds to reduce their US stock positions. Due to Intel's sharp decline last Friday and its failure to enter mainstream positions in QDII funds for many years, many QDII funds have escaped unscathed. However, the recent continuous thunderstorms in the US stock market have led to significant changes in the holding strategies of US stock funds. Many funds have begun to abandon the strategy of solely allocating to the US stock market and, while reducing their positions in the US stock market, have begun to increase their holdings in A-shares and Hong Kong stocks.