[The net value per unit of the Oriental Harbor Hongyuan Phase 2 Private Securities Investment Fund under the leadership of Dan Bin fell to about 0.63 yuan] On November 4th, amid the market turbulence, private equity performance was generally under pressure, and the net value of many well-known managers’ products fell below 1 yuan, becoming “masses.” The latest net value report of Oriental Harbor Hongyuan Phase 2 Private Securities Investment Fund, a subsidiary of Oriental Harbor controlled by Dan Bin, shows that as of October 30, the net value of the fund unit fell to approximately 0.63 yuan. Data from the Private Equity Pai Pai Network shows that during the same period, the net value of products managed by Wu Yuefeng, a major private equity V and Jiayue Investment Fund Manager, fell to 0.55 yuan, with the largest retracement this year exceeding 70%. In addition, the products of many leading quantitative private equity companies also have "7 gross bases". According to channel sources, market volatility has intensified since October, especially the technology sector, which has seen a significant retracement. Against this background, private equity funds with heavy positions in technology or relatively aggressive styles have experienced a retracement of their net worth. However, in the view of industry insiders, after the rapid adjustment in October, the number of stocks with reasonable or even undervalued stocks continues to increase, and market opportunities are brewing. "Next, you can consider hunting for dips and increasing your holdings of risky assets with fundamental support in batches." (Shanghai Securities News)