NVDA
NVIDIA
-- 108.380 TSLA
Tesla
-- 259.160 PLTR
Palantir
-- 84.400 AMZN
Amazon
-- 190.260 GOOG
Alphabet-C
-- 156.230 (*However, the ratio of Magnificent 7's long (buy) portfolios, with NVIDIA at the top, accounts for 13% of the total longs, and is still high. (It seems that the sale of some holdings was adjusted in response to stock price increases from the beginning of the year.)
(*Steve Eisman became famous for predicting the collapse of subprime mortgages before the 2008 financial crisis and carrying out the “short sale of the century.” (As an aside, “The Big Short” is one of my favorite movies, and I think I can experience the movements of Wall Street during the financial crisis with a sense of realism.)
1) There is a possibility that buying due to expectations of the AI boom has gone too far in the short term. In that case, it is necessary for each company to produce performance that exceeds analysts' expectations, and analysts may revise target stock prices upward in response to that. Meanwhile, if this is not the case, stock prices reflecting expectations that have gone too far may be adjusted later.
2) Hedge funds are more farsighted. Unlike Big Tech and NVIDIA, there are few analysts who cover some stocks, so follow-up by analysts has been delayed, and there is a possibility that revisions to target stock prices have not caught up.
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182834711 : My brands are NVIDIA, Amazon, Microsoft, and Apple.