As the decline intensifies, foreign investors are “overweighting A-shares”

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A-shares on Monday continued last week's decline, with the index breaking and funds selling off.

The market is once again at a crossroads!

As panic spreads, the major foreign bank Goldman Sachs bucks the trend and calls bullish, on the grounds that as the market falls, negative factors are being cleared step by step.

As the saying goes, every bad thing comes out as a good thing.

Goldman Sachs recommends continuing to overweight A shares.

Investors should pay attention to the opinions of major investment banks, but what deserves more attention is how to choose an investment direction with broad growth prospects. If you choose the right direction, the rewards will arrive sooner or later.

When it comes to this direction, AI can never be avoided.

In the past month, AI has been particularly catalyzed. First, major philippines mobile phone number list companies such as open AI and Google have successively released multiple AI applications, and then ushered in CES 2025, the top event in the global technology industry.

Regardless of whether they are foreign or domestic, many major AI manufacturers, including industry chain supporting suppliers, have launched many new AI products, especially the application level that everyone is eagerly awaiting.

This is likely to indicate that a new round of AI investment feast is about to begin.

As the first global consumer electronics exhibition this year, CES 2025 is destined to be extraordinary. In fact, it has evolved into a smoke-filled battlefield where major manufacturers compete for the right to speak in AI.

At CES2025, NVIDIA was the first to show off its muscles and released many "big bombs", including the debut of GeForce RTX 50 series GPUs, the debut of the most powerful card king RTX5090, and of course the most popular humanoid robot.

Computing power determines the progress of midstream AI software systems and downstream commercialization, and its importance is self-evident.