[Who is selling during the correction in technology stocks? Insurance investors interviewed reiterated “long-term investment” and did not comment on short-term market fluctuations] October 13th, the recent continuous correction of the A-share technology sector has triggered heated discussions in the market. Recently, Liang Hong, founder of tens of billions of yuan private equity giant Hainan Nanhua, said in the latest weekly report sent to fund holders that he learned that "certain insurance asset management giants" had bought technology stocks at high levels in July, but significantly reduced their positions and stopped losses in late September. "Long-term funds that should have been the market's ballast, short-term trading behaviors have contributed to the decline." Related discussions quickly spread in institutional circles. An executive from a leading insurance asset management institution said in an interview that with the support of policy measures such as adding 30% of new premiums to the market every year and reducing stock investment risk factors, the company has steadily improved its equity allocation center and continued to provide long-term and stable funding for the capital market. An unnamed brokerage analyst also said in an interview that there was a reduction in insurance outsourcing (public offering) positions at the end of the third quarter, but it did not have such a big impact on the market. (Mijing.com)