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The turmoil in the US stock market has raised concerns among investors, but is this wave of AI enthusiasm different from the last Internet bubble?
The true winners of a technology bubble often do not become apparent immediately. The biggest beneficiaries may not yet have emerged, which is an important lesson taught by the Internet bubble.
The more it falls, the more they buy! South Korean retail investors flock to "bottom fish" in the US stock market, and the inflow of funds hits a historical high.
1. Retail investors in South Korea have invested 10.2 billion USD into US Stocks and ETFs from the beginning of this year to March 20, setting a quarterly inflow record since 2011; 2. South Korean regulators and corporate executives are concerned about investors falling into high-risk betting traps, and the Financial Supervisory Service of South Korea is considering tightening regulations on some overseas ETFs.
U.S. Stock Futures Rise as Wall Street Looks to Extend Gains Despite Uncertainty
Is the market currently exaggerating expectations of a recession in the USA?
Morgan Stanley believes that investors' panic over a USA economic recession is likely exaggerated, and the real economic slowdown has yet to fully manifest. There is still significant uncertainty (such as immigration policy) that has not materialized, and investors should focus on hard data, especially non-farm payroll data.
Goldman Sachs: The decline in sentiment for U.S. stocks may signal a Call, and foreign capital is expected to further Buy U.S. stocks.
Goldman Sachs' chief USA Stocks strategist David Kostin stated that the sharp decline in investor confidence, the contrasting performance of Global stock markets, and the changing trends in holdings are raising key questions about the future direction of the USA stock market.
US Tech Rout Fuels Wild Bets From Korean Retail Investors
