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Goldman Sachs strategist advises investors to appropriately increase allocations to cloud service providers and reduce holdings in semiconductor stocks.

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Goldman Sachs strategist Christian stated that amid AI-related trading segments, as chipmaker stocks continue to fluctuate, the investment appeal of large-cap tech stocks may further rise. Currently, the market is led by chip companies and beneficiaries of AI capital expenditure, rather than hyperscale cloud service providers. These chip stocks rank among the most volatile segments in the AI industrial chain, with massive funds building heavily leveraged positions in them via tools like ETFs and options. "If the upward momentum of the AI sector remains strong, investors should increase their allocation to cloud service providers and reduce holdings in semiconductor stocks. Semiconductors are the most volatile link in the AI capital expenditure chain."

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