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Goldman Sachs Strategist: Suggests Investors to Increase Allocation to Cloud Service Providers and Reduce Holdings in Semiconductor Stocks

BlockBeats News, June 26th - Goldman Sachs Group strategist Christian has stated that in the artificial intelligence (AI) trading sector, the investment appeal of large-cap tech stocks may further increase as chipmaker stock prices continue to fluctuate. Currently, the leading sector in the market is chip companies and AI capital expenditure beneficiaries, rather than hyperscale cloud service providers; these chip stocks belong to a highly volatile sector in the AI industry chain, with a large amount of funds heavily invested with leverage through ETFs, options, and other instruments. "If the upward momentum of the AI sector continues to improve, investors should increase their allocation to cloud service providers and reduce their holdings of semiconductor stocks. Semiconductors are the most volatile link in the AI capital expenditure chain."

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