Column: May be overshadowed by the AI boom, there is also a fear that huge investments will not come to fruition
July 18, 2024 at 3:04 PM GMT+9 (some excerpts)
The artificial intelligence (AI) boom may have finally come to an end.
If so, there is a possibility that the movement of funds from giant high-tech enterprises to small-cap stocks, which has recently been seen in the stock market, will rapidly accelerate. The question is whether the strength of these overdue stocks will support the entire market, or will sales of AI-related stocks sink the stock price index into a negative zone.
If strong performance or an optimistic outlook is shown from high-tech companies in the second-quarter financial results announcement season, bullish arguments against all stocks involving AI and semiconductors will be rekindled.
If so, there is a possibility that the movement of funds from giant high-tech enterprises to small-cap stocks, which has recently been seen in the stock market, will rapidly accelerate. The question is whether the strength of these overdue stocks will support the entire market, or will sales of AI-related stocks sink the stock price index into a negative zone.
If strong performance or an optimistic outlook is shown from high-tech companies in the second-quarter financial results announcement season, bullish arguments against all stocks involving AI and semiconductors will be rekindled.
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