Korean Data Center Firm Elice Jumps by Limit After Debut Slump
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Elice dropping 32% on debut then hitting its daily upside limit on sentiment from US tech earnings shows how AI infra names are trading more like leveraged bets on US hyperscalers than on their own fundamentals. If you’re a supplier or partner, plan for volatile equity valuations even when your order book looks stable.
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