China’s top-priced stock Lianxun Instruments falls over 7% intraday

A sharp intraday swing in the market's most expensive share is notable less for the move itself than for the liquidity behind it — heavy turnover on a high-priced name suggests active repricing rather than a single seller. For holders of other richly valued A-share names, the signal worth watching is whether this volatility stays contained to one stock or spreads across the market's priciest tier. Whether turnover stays elevated in coming sessions is the open question.