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Observation of the US stock earnings season: investors have shifted their focus from heavy concept-based AI stocks to focusing on performance.
After a week of intensive earnings releases from the US super-large technology companies, one thing is clear: as profit growth slows down, investors are no longer swayed by promises in the field of artificial intelligence. They want to see results. Six of the "Big Seven" companies on Wall Street have released earnings reports, with year-on-year profit growth slowing from 50% in the previous quarter to nearly 30%. Analysts predict that these companies' third-quarter profit growth will further decline to around 17%. The performance of Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Apple shows that the largest companies in the world are still heavily investing in artificial intelligence. However, Microsoft and Amazon's stock prices were affected by earnings reports.