The market response was cold, and the financial projections of the British Vaders were not satisfactory to all investors

On 27 August, the revenue outlook released by Ingweida left a number of investors disappointed, exacerbating the market ' s concern about how the momentum of artificial intelligence spending could be maintained. In its bulletin on Wednesday, the company projected that the third financial quarter would yield $108 billion, with the possibility of floating up or down by 2 per cent. The data show that while analysts estimate on average $105.2 billion, some expect more than $110 billion. The rate of collection after deduction of production costs is approximately 74 per cent. Following the release of the financial statements, the share price of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland fell by about 3 per cent in post-business transactions. The chilling reaction of the market highlights the growing doubts of investors about artificial intelligence heat. After years of high growth, some investors began to worry about potential bubbles. Concerns have also been raised about the investment agreements entered into by British Weedda with a large number of companies in the field of the artificially intelligent economy, and there are concerns that revolving transactions may further destabilize the entire industry。