Although investors are uneasy about the first appearance of DeepSeek artificial intelligence applications, Goldman Sachs is still confident in the stock market. Chief Global stock strategist Peter Oppenheimer wrote on Wednesday’s 16 -page annotation on Wednesday: “We think this is a correction, not the beginning of a continuous bear market.” In Mo, in the US stocks led by the “magnificent Seven Stocks” stocks, U.S. stocks dominate the global market, but this poor performance is not “irrational prosperity”, but only reflects the basic business of excellence. The impact of technology on a wider market performance reflects the industry’s soaring profits in the same period. Nevertheless, he added that, despite this, there are still other attractive opportunities in the US market and other regions. OPPENHEIMER said: “This indicates that we are not at the beginning of the major rotation of all the best states of all things that start behind, but are on the longer market expansion.” As a result, this London strategic family suggested that investors diverse It is recommended to retain long shares, but hedge some risks by overweight security asset bonds. When looking at the United States, he touted the S & P 400 Index or the S & P 500 equivalent weight index. In order to obtain growth opportunities, investors should consider the global growth name outside technology. Oppenheimer said: “These are cheaper but more diverse than technology.”
Goldman Sachs said that the selling of DeepSeek is a correction, not the beginning of a bear market | Real Time Headlines
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