Micro-cap stocks have become a new direction for capital gaming "hedging," and quality small and micro enterprises are expected to welcome a revaluation of their value.

Since the beginning of this year, influenced by the "siphon effect" on funds due to the technology sector, micro-cap stocks have occasionally faced indiscriminate selling pressure, causing related indices and thematic funds to withdraw significantly. However, by late July, the high-level sectors experienced fluctuations and differentiation, leading micro-cap stocks, whose valuations had dropped to historically low ranges, to become a new "safe haven" for capital under the current market dynamics. The net value and share of related ETF products have both risen, indicating a continuous overall market warming. Looking ahead, several institutions predict that the cost-effectiveness of micro-cap stock allocations has significantly increased. However, this round of recovery may not lead to a widespread rise; high-quality small and micro enterprises with solid fundamentals in niche markets are likely to see a revaluation of their worth, while stocks lacking performance support still face the risk of accelerated sell-offs.