美国银行2月份的全球基金经理调查显示，购买黄金连续第二个月成为最拥挤的交易。调查中50%的基 金经理表示，2月份"做多黄金"是最拥挤的交易，该比例低于1月份调查时的51%。与此同时，20%的基 金经理表示，购买美国最大的科技股——英伟达、Alphabet、苹果公司、亚马逊、微软、Meta和特斯拉 ——是最拥挤的交易。 责任编辑：钟离 财经频道更多独家策划、专家专栏，免费查阅>> ...

格隆汇2月17日｜据PitchBook数据，新年刚过去不到两个月， Alphabet、亚马逊、Meta、微软、甲骨文 这五大头部云服务商已在美国发行450亿美元债券，接近2025年全年发行量的近一半。 这一规模超过了 2011年以来它们任何一整年的发债额。 ...

据 PitchBook 数据，新年刚过去不到两个月， Alphabet、亚马逊、Meta、微软、甲骨文这五大头部云服 务商已在美国发行450 亿美元债券，接近 2025 年全年发行量的近一半。 这一规模超过了 2011 年以来它 们任何一整年的发债额。 ...

Analysts are growing more confident in Alphabet’s autonomous driving story. In recent news, on February 13, TD Cowen analyst John Blackledge reiterated a Buy rating on Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) with a $365.00 price target. Blackledge highlighted Waymo’s scaling momentum characterized by its more than 280K weekly trips, improving utilization, and stronger geo expansion in CA. He noted how Waymo has completed 1.26 million trips with passengers in California during December 2025, up from 1.02 million trips in ...

新浪合作大平台期货开户 安全快捷有保障 纳斯达克100指数期货下跌0.8%，标普500指数期货下跌0.3%。 投资者对大型云服务提供商高企的资本支出表示担忧，并质疑回报何时才能到来。他们密切关注人工智 能对软件等众多行业的颠覆性影响。 今年以来科技七巨头全线下跌；科技七巨头等权重指数年内累计下跌7.2%。 美股科技七巨头在盘前交易时段走低，交易员休假后重返市场。 科技七巨头全线下跌：苹果跌0.4%，微软跌0.5%，Meta跌1.1%，亚马逊跌0.2%，特斯拉跌1.1%，英伟 达跌1.1%，Alphabet跌0.1%。 责任编辑：刘明亮 美股科技七巨头在盘前交易时段走低，交易员休假后重返市场。 科技七巨头全线下跌：苹果跌0.4%，微软跌0.5%，Meta跌1.1%，亚马逊跌0.2%，特斯拉跌1.1%，英伟 达跌1.1%，Alphabet跌0.1%。 纳斯达克100指数期货下跌0.8%，标普500指数期货下跌0.3%。 投资者对大型云服务提供商高企的资本支出表示担忧，并质疑回报何时才能到来。他们密切关注人工智 能对软件等众多行业的颠覆性影响。 今年以来科技七巨头全线下跌；科技七巨头等权重指数年内累计下跌7.2%。 ...

This story was originally published on Marketing Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Marketing Dive newsletter. Dive Brief: Unilever has struck a five-year partnership with Google Cloud as the CPG giant prepares for a shift toward agentic commerce and artificial intelligence-powered marketing, according to a press release. The owner of brands like Dove and Hellmann’s Mayonnaise will migrate its integrated data and cloud platforms to Google to build out an enterprise-w ...

More than half of Pershing Square Capital Management's portfolio is now invested in high-profile artificial intelligence (AI) stocks.This is, arguably, the most important week of data releases for the entire quarter on Wall Street -- and it has nothing to do with earnings reports.Today, Feb. 17, marks the deadline for institutional investors with at least $100 million in assets under management to file Form 13F with the Securities and Exchange Commission. A 13F allows investors to track which stocks the bri ...

Core Viewpoint - The current market conditions present a buying opportunity for undervalued stocks, particularly Microsoft, Alphabet, and Amazon, which have seen price declines despite strong earnings reports [1][2]. Group 1: Microsoft - Microsoft has recently lost its premium valuation despite strong performance, with Q2 FY 2026 revenue increasing by 17% year over year and non-GAAP net income rising by 23% [4][6]. - The Azure cloud computing segment reported a remarkable 39% growth in Q2, yet the stock was sold off by the market [6]. - The stock is currently trading at 24 times forward earnings, presenting a compelling investment opportunity [7]. Group 2: Alphabet - Alphabet has transitioned from being a discounted stock to being recognized as an AI leader, although it has experienced a slight decline from recent highs [8]. - The company reported a 48% year-over-year growth in Google Cloud, alongside a 17% growth in its legacy Google Search business [11]. - At 27 times forward earnings, Alphabet is considered a strong buy due to its growth potential in AI and cloud computing [10]. Group 3: Amazon - Amazon's stock has fallen over 10% in early 2026, primarily due to a poorly received earnings report, despite a company-wide revenue increase of 14% [12][13]. - The Amazon Web Services (AWS) division showed significant strength, contributing to the overall revenue growth [13]. - The stock is currently trading at 26 times forward earnings, with planned capital expenditures of $200 billion in 2026, primarily for data centers [14][15].

Group 1: Market Overview - Investors are currently punishing many stocks, particularly in the AI sector, creating potential investment opportunities [1] - The market environment has shifted significantly, prompting investors to reassess their portfolios [2] Group 2: Alphabet (GOOGL) - Alphabet has experienced an 11% pullback since early February, but the company is performing well despite the overall pessimism in the tech sector [4] - The cloud computing segment, which includes AI, grew by 48% year-over-year in Q4 2025, leading to a 53% increase in operating profits, outperforming competitors like Microsoft and Amazon [5] - Alphabet's search business remains robust, with a 22% increase in operating income last quarter, and the company plans to invest $175 billion to $185 billion in capital expenditures in 2026, primarily for AI [7] Group 3: SoFi Technologies (SOFI) - SoFi Technologies is down nearly 40% from its November peak, but this discount may not last long [10] - The company operates as an online-only bank, which aligns with current consumer preferences, as 54% of U.S. bank customers prefer mobile apps for banking [11] - SoFi has grown its customer base to over 13.6 million, an 8% increase from Q3, and analysts maintain a consensus price target of $26.94, indicating a potential 37% upside from the current price [12]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses Morgan Stanley's latest 13F holdings report, highlighting a shift in investment strategy amidst macroeconomic uncertainty and high valuation pressures, emphasizing the importance of stock selection over passive index exposure [1][9]. Group 1: Investment Strategy - Morgan Stanley's total market value of U.S. stocks increased by only 1.2%, indicating a cautious approach rather than a dramatic repositioning [1]. - The firm is reducing passive exposure while increasing the weight of active selection, suggesting a focus on individual stock performance rather than relying on overall market movements [3][4]. - The report signals a transition from a "rising tide lifts all boats" mentality to a more discerning investment environment where individual stock fundamentals matter more [4][10]. Group 2: Sector Focus - Technology remains a core focus, with major holdings in Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon, reflecting confidence in the sector's long-term growth despite short-term volatility [2][7]. - The report indicates that technology giants are viewed as safe havens due to their strong cash flows and market positions, reinforcing their role as key drivers of global economic growth [2]. Group 3: Stock Selection - Morgan Stanley's top ten holdings account for only 22.15% of the portfolio, lower than typical concentrated portfolios, indicating a strategy that favors individual stock selection over broad market exposure [3]. - The firm is making nuanced adjustments within the same companies and sectors, such as reducing voting shares of Google while increasing non-voting shares, optimizing for liquidity and index inclusion [6]. - The adjustments in holdings reflect a preference for companies with clearer cash flows and more stable business models, as seen in the reduction of Amazon's shares due to its exposure to economic cycles [6][7]. Group 4: Market Dynamics - The report suggests that the market is transitioning from a "broad rally" phase to a "differentiation" phase, where simple index investments may obscure individual stock risks [4][9]. - Investors are encouraged to focus on companies with strong competitive advantages and cash flow resilience, as these will be better positioned to navigate economic uncertainties [10][13]. Group 5: Conclusion - Morgan Stanley's 13F report serves as a guide for investors, emphasizing the need to prioritize quality and capability in stock selection rather than merely following market trends [12][13]. - The article concludes that in an uncertain market, companies with real value-creating capabilities will be the safest harbor for capital [13].