As the first quarter nears its end, the paradoxical scenario of 'profits and losses originating from the same source' has resurfaced in the realm of fund investments. Certain high-performing funds that shone brightly during last year's 'tech stock surge' have witnessed a decline in their net asset values owing to shifting market dynamics. Notably, several funds with substantial investments in the robotics sector have encountered double-digit declines year-to-date. Amidst a backdrop where some consolidated capital is easing its hold and there are fluctuations between high and low valuations, the risks associated with strategies that heavily rely on a single sector have become increasingly apparent. Although tech stocks continue to be the cornerstone of current investments, fund managers emphasize the necessity for the market's view on tech stocks to evolve from 'conceptual storytelling' to a focus on 'commercialization and tangible results' as well as the 'certainty of technological implementation'.