On May 14, reports surfaced indicating that the Global Chip LOF (501225) was trading at a considerable premium in the secondary market compared to its net asset value per fund share. Specifically, on May 14, the fund's closing price in the secondary market stood at 4.289 yuan, in stark contrast to its net asset value per fund share of only 3.0357 yuan as of May 12. Given this disparity, investors are strongly advised to keep a close eye on the premium risk associated with the trading price in the secondary market, exercise caution in their investments, and steer clear of substantial losses that may arise from blindly following market trends. To safeguard the rights and interests of investors, trading of the fund will be temporarily halted at the market open on May 15 and will recommence at 10:30 AM. It's important to note that redemption services will remain unaffected during this suspension period.