华尔街对AI烧钱模式的耐心正在耗尽，甲骨文失去关键支持者的消息，更令市场对科技巨头的高债务 和高支出感到不安…… 周三，美国科技股下跌，消息称甲骨文失去了一个数据中心项目的关键支持者，这重新点燃了投资者对 人工智能公司飙升的支出及其融资债务的担忧。 以科技股为主的纳斯达克综合指数收跌1.81%，收于11月下旬以来的最低水平。甲骨文下跌5.4%。在这 家软件公司股价下跌之前，有报道称，甲骨文在美国数据中心项目的主要支持者Blue Owl Capital将不 会资助密歇根州一个价值100亿美元的数据中心。 自9月初见顶以来，甲骨文股价已下跌近46%，因为华尔街对通过举债建设AI基础设施的不安情绪日益 增长，而该公司正处于这种情绪的漩涡中心。 周三的波动紧随上周的抛售潮，当时的抛售是由甲骨文和芯片制造商博通的收益未达到投资者高昂的预 期所引发的。其他大型科技股周三也纷纷下跌。英伟达下跌3.8%，而Alphabet下跌3.1%。博通下跌 4.5%。 与悲观情绪形成鲜明对比的是，作为英伟达重要供应商的存储芯片公司美光在收盘后给出了看涨的前 景。这家总部位于爱达荷州的集团表示，预计本季度将产生约187亿美元的收入，远高于 ...

| 道琼斯 | 纳斯达克 | 标普500 | | --- | --- | --- | | 47885.97 | 22693.32 | 6721.43 | | -228.29 -0.47% | -418.14 -1.81% | -78.83 -1.16% | 美联储沃勒支持进一步降息 美联储理事克里斯托弗·沃勒（Christopher Waller）周三表示支持进一步降息，让利率回到中性水平，同时也表示决策 者无需操之过急。 沃勒表示，在通胀持续放缓至2026年的情景下，当前货币政策利率水平较中性利率高出多达100个基点。中性利率指 美联储既不会抑制增长也不会推高通胀的水平。 他称："因为通胀仍然偏高，我们可以慢慢来，没必要急着降息。我们可以稳步来，把政策利率往中性水平方向 降。"这是沃勒自美联储上周降息后的首次发言。 当地时间12月17日，美股三大指数收跌，科技股领跌，纳指下跌逾400点，AI相关个股普遍承压。 截至当日收盘，道指跌228.29点，跌幅为0.47%，报47885.97点；纳指跌418.14点，跌幅为1.81%，报22693.32点；标普 500指数跌78.83点，跌幅为1.16%，报6721. ...

Core Viewpoint - The recent decline in the U.S. stock market, particularly in technology stocks, is a correction of overly optimistic expectations regarding AI capital expenditures and the Federal Reserve's imminent interest rate cuts [4][6]. Group 1: Market Reaction - The immediate trigger for the market drop was news that Oracle's $100 billion data center project might face obstacles, raising concerns about whether high capital expenditures in AI will yield tangible returns [3][4]. - Major AI stocks like Nvidia, Broadcom, AMD, and Oracle experienced significant declines, indicating a shift in investor sentiment from optimism to scrutiny [2][4]. Group 2: Economic and Policy Expectations - The latest employment data showed an increase in job creation despite a rise in unemployment, complicating the economic outlook and reducing the urgency for the Federal Reserve to implement aggressive rate cuts [4]. - The market is recalibrating its expectations regarding the U.S. economy and Federal Reserve policies, moving away from a phase driven solely by liquidity and dreams to one that requires more reliance on fundamental data and profit realization [4][6]. Group 3: Investment Strategy Recommendations - Investors are advised to maintain composure and not overreact to short-term market fluctuations, as the core drivers of the A-share market are domestic economic recovery, industrial policies, and company competitiveness [5]. - It is recommended to optimize portfolio structures by balancing dreams with reality, being cautious of companies with high valuations based solely on unfulfilled concepts, and focusing on firms with reasonable valuations and visible performance [5]. - Investors should identify opportunities arising from irrational sell-offs of quality tech companies due to external emotional shocks, as long as the fundamental strengths of these companies remain intact [5].

Group 1 - The core point of the articles highlights the volatility in the tech sector, particularly driven by Oracle's loss of a key supporter for a major data center project, raising concerns about AI-related spending and debt financing [1] - The Nasdaq Composite Index fell by 1.81%, reaching its lowest level since late November, with Oracle's stock dropping by 5.4% after reports that Blue Owl Capital would not fund a $10 billion data center in Michigan [1] - Oracle's stock has declined nearly 46% since its peak in early September, amid growing unease on Wall Street regarding the financing of AI infrastructure through debt [1] Group 2 - In contrast to the negative sentiment, Micron, a key supplier to Nvidia, provided a bullish outlook, projecting approximately $18.7 billion in revenue for the current quarter, significantly above the market expectation of $14.5 billion, leading to a 3.8% increase in its stock price in after-hours trading [2] - The S&P 500 Index fell by 1.2%, but remains close to the record closing high set last week, as the tech sell-off prompted investors to seek safety in defensive sectors, with consumer staples performing well [2] - Energy was the best-performing sector in the S&P 500, rising over 2%, driven by President Trump's plans to impose a "full blockade" on sanctioned oil tankers entering and leaving Venezuela [2]

隔夜，甲骨文最新的数据中心风波周三再次引发了市场对人工智能资本支出的担忧，并波及整个市场， 尽管这看起来更像是 Blue Owl 的问题而非甲骨文的问题。 甲骨文现在看起来简直一团糟，股价已跌至6月中旬以来的最低点（低于200日均线），较高点下跌 45%，这是自2011年8月以来最大的跌幅，而其CDS已扩大到全球金融危机时期的水平。 甲骨文已经成了AI负面情绪的代表，成了纳指的"搅屎棍"。 责任编辑：张恒星 来源：华尔街见闻 来源：华尔街见闻 隔夜，甲骨文最新的数据中心风波周三再次引发了市场对人工智能资本支出的担忧，并波及整个市场， 尽管这看起来更像是 Blue Owl 的问题而非甲骨文的问题。 甲骨文现在看起来简直一团糟，股价已跌至6月中旬以来的最低点（低于200日均线），较高点下跌 45%，这是自2011年8月以来最大的跌幅，而其CDS已扩大到全球金融危机时期的水平。 甲骨文已经成了AI负面情绪的代表，成了纳指的"搅屎棍"。 责任编辑：张恒星 ...

Core Viewpoint - Oracle's significant stock drop has triggered a collective decline in major tech stocks, with the Nasdaq falling over 400 points, reflecting investor concerns about the company's debt levels and spending [2][3][7]. Group 1: Market Performance - The three major U.S. stock indices closed lower, with the Dow Jones down 0.47%, the S&P 500 down 1.16%, and the Nasdaq down 1.81% [3][4]. - The Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index fell by 0.73%, with notable declines in Alibaba, JD Group, and Bilibili [12]. Group 2: Oracle's Situation - Oracle's stock dropped by 5.41% after a major investor withdrew from a $10 billion data center project in Michigan, raising concerns about the company's financial health [6][7]. - Blue Owl Capital's withdrawal was attributed to market worries regarding Oracle's debt levels and expenditure, although Oracle denied the report and stated that the project is still progressing [7]. Group 3: Broader Tech Sector Impact - Major tech stocks experienced declines, with Tesla down 4.62%, Nvidia down 3.81%, and Google down 3.14% [9][11]. - Google is reportedly enhancing its AI chip capabilities to better support PyTorch, aiming to challenge Nvidia's dominance in the AI chip market [9]. - Amazon announced a restructuring of its AI-related project teams, integrating its general AI team with its chip development and quantum computing research [10]. Group 4: IPO and Commodity Market - Medline's IPO saw a first-day increase of 41.38%, raising $6.26 billion, indicating strong investor interest in healthcare-related stocks [15]. - International gold prices and crude oil rebounded, with gold prices rising by 0.82% and crude oil prices increasing by nearly 3% due to geopolitical risks and strong demand [17][18].

Market Overview - On December 17, US stock indices collectively declined, with the Dow Jones down 0.47%, the Nasdaq falling 418.14 points (1.81%), and the S&P 500 decreasing by 1.16% [1] - Major tech stocks experienced significant drops, including Tesla and Broadcom falling over 4%, Google down over 3%, and Meta and Apple down over 1% [2] Company-Specific Developments - Oracle faced a setback in its ambitious AI infrastructure expansion plan as its largest data center partner, Blue Owl Capital, decided to withdraw support for a $10 billion data center project. However, Oracle stated that negotiations for the project are still proceeding as planned [2] - Nvidia's stock dropped 3.81%, resulting in a market value loss of $164.8 billion (approximately 1160.8 billion RMB) [4] - Medline Inc. had a successful IPO, with shares rising 41.38% on the first day to $41, after pricing at $29, raising $6.26 billion [6][5] Sector Performance - The energy sector saw gains, with ConocoPhillips rising over 4% and ExxonMobil and BP increasing by over 2% [2] - The semiconductor and computer hardware sectors faced significant declines, with companies like AMD and Arm dropping over 5% [2] Geopolitical and Economic Factors - Geopolitical risks, particularly related to Venezuela, have influenced market dynamics, with the price of WTI crude oil increasing by 3% to $56.8 per barrel [7] - The Federal Reserve's stance on interest rates remains cautious, with officials indicating potential for gradual rate cuts amid concerns about the labor market [13]

Group 1 - Finnish Prime Minister Orpo formally apologized to the citizens of China, South Korea, and Japan for recent racist remarks made by a member of parliament, emphasizing that racism and discrimination have no place in Finnish society [2] - Oracle's stock fell nearly 5.4% after a major investor withdrew from a $10 billion data center project, raising concerns about the company's debt levels and spending [3][4] - The Nasdaq index dropped nearly 2%, with significant declines in AI-related stocks, including Broadcom, Nvidia, and AMD, as investors continued to pull out of the AI sector [3][4] Group 2 - Google launched a new AI model, Gemini 3 Flash, which is set to replace the previous version as the default model for Google Search, indicating a competitive push against OpenAI [7] - Amazon restructured its AI team, integrating its general AI team with chip development and quantum computing research, in response to competitive pressures from Microsoft and Google [8][9] - Xiaomi's AI model, Xiaomi MiMo-V2-Flash, was introduced by a new team member, showcasing advancements in speed and cost-effectiveness compared to other leading models [11] Group 3 - FIFA announced a total prize pool of $727 million for the 2026 World Cup, with a 50% increase compared to the 2022 Qatar World Cup, attributed to the expansion of participating teams from 32 to 48 [13] - Vanke proposed a new extension plan for its maturing medium-term notes, extending the principal repayment period by 12 months and adjusting interest payment schedules [14][15] - Alibaba's investment arm reduced its stake in Huayi Brothers, decreasing its holding from 3.47% to 2.40%, which is expected to stabilize the company's shareholding structure [16]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent decline in the U.S. stock market, particularly focusing on the sell-off of AI-related stocks and the shift towards more defensive sectors due to concerns over the sustainability of AI infrastructure investments [1][4]. Market Performance - On Wednesday, the S&P 500 index fell by 1.16% to 6721.43 points, the Nasdaq Composite dropped by 1.81% to 22693.32 points, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreased by 0.47% to 47885.97 points, marking the fourth consecutive day of decline for both the S&P 500 and Dow [1][2]. Oracle's Financing Issues - Oracle's stock price dropped approximately 5% following reports of financing issues related to a $10 billion data center project in Michigan, primarily due to concerns from Blue Owl Capital regarding Oracle's debt levels and capital expenditure intensity [2][7]. - Despite Oracle's denial of the reports and claims that the project is still progressing, investor concerns about the return on AI infrastructure investments and financing sustainability remain [2][7]. AI Sector Impact - The decline in Oracle's stock has led to a broader sell-off in AI-related stocks, with companies like Broadcom, NVIDIA, AMD, and Alphabet experiencing significant drops in their stock prices [4][10]. - The market is witnessing a shift from large growth stocks to large value stocks, as investors prepare for potential uncertainties in the coming year [4][5]. Financial Concerns - Oracle's total liabilities, including operating lease liabilities, have exceeded $124 billion, raising concerns about its financial flexibility and long-term return prospects [10]. - The company's commitments for data center and cloud computing-related leases have surged to $248 billion, a 148% increase from August levels, further intensifying investor scrutiny [9][10]. Future Outlook - Analysts suggest that the rotation from overvalued assets to more reasonably priced sectors may continue until 2026, potentially increasing market volatility [5]. - The key to determining the value of AI investments will increasingly focus on hard metrics like free cash flow, as opposed to more flexible financial indicators [5].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights a significant market pullback in major indices, particularly in AI-related stocks, driven by concerns over Oracle's debt levels and spending, following the withdrawal of a key investor from a major data center project [1][3][4]. Market Performance - On the day of reporting, the Dow Jones index fell by 0.47% to 47,885.97 points, the S&P 500 dropped by 1.16% to 6,721.43 points, and the Nasdaq index decreased by 1.81% to 22,693.32 points [3]. - Oracle's stock declined by 5.4% amid reports of financial concerns related to a $10 billion data center project in Michigan, which was not financed as planned [3][4]. Investor Sentiment - Despite Oracle's denial of the project being halted, market sentiment remained negative, leading to significant declines in other AI-related stocks, including Broadcom (down over 4%), Nvidia (down nearly 4%), AMD (down over 5%), and Google (down over 3%) [4]. - Brian Mulberry from Zacks Investment Management noted a clear rotation from large-cap growth stocks to large-cap value stocks, indicating a defensive positioning by investors in anticipation of future market conditions [4]. Trends and Predictions - Since December, several AI concept stocks, including Oracle and Broadcom, have seen notable declines, with Oracle and Broadcom down over 11% and approximately 19% respectively this month [4]. - Mulberry predicts that the trend of moving away from overvalued stocks towards more reasonably valued sectors will continue until 2026, potentially leading to market volatility due to uncertainties in monetary policy [4]. Key Indicators - The article emphasizes the importance of monitoring key indicators, such as free cash flow, to assess when and where profitability in the AI sector may turn around, as free cash flow cannot be easily manipulated [5]. - The article also mentions that Medline, a medical supplies giant, had a successful IPO, raising $6.26 billion, marking the largest IPO in the U.S. since 2021 [5]. Stock Performance Overview - Major tech stocks experienced declines, with Nvidia down 3.81%, Apple down 1.01%, Microsoft down 0.06%, Google down 3.21%, Amazon down 0.58%, Meta down 1.16%, Tesla down 4.62%, Broadcom down 4.48%, and Oracle down 5.40% [6]. - Chinese concept stocks also faced downward pressure, with the Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index down 0.73%, and notable declines in Alibaba, JD.com, Pinduoduo, and NIO [6].