【9月29日多企业获不同力度政策扶持】9月29日消息，企业被划分为三个梯队获不同力度政策扶持。第 一梯队为战略核心绑定，政策强力赋能，扶持力度顶级，涉及波音、MP Materials、甲骨文、Palantir。 第二梯队能核心政策受益，业务显著提振，扶持力度较强，包括美洲锂业、Lightbridge、Centrus Energy、NuScale、洛克希德·马丁。 第三梯队受政策间接利好，行业需求拉动，扶持力度中等，有皮博 迪能源、美国钢铁公司等多家企业。 和讯财经 和而不同 迅达天下 扫码查看原文 波音等企业:9月29日政策扶持梯队划 分 【9月29日多企业获不同力度政策扶持】 9月29日消 息,企业被划分为三个梯队获不同力度政策扶持。 第一梯队为战略核心绑定,政策强力赋能,扶持力 度顶级,涉及波音、MP Materials、甲骨文、 Palantir。第二梯队能核心政策受益,业务显著提 振，扶持力度较强,包括美洲锂业、Lightbridge、 Centrus Energy、NuScale、洛克希德 · 马丁。第 三梯队受政策间接利好,行业需求拉动,扶持力度 中等,有皮博迪能源、美国钢铁公司等多家企业。 本文 ...

智通财经9月29日讯（编辑 潇湘）华尔街最具影响力的股票组合——"七巨头"，如今看起来已有点过时 了。在不少业内人士看来，眼下这一投资组合或许有必要为"八巨头"抑或"GenAI十杰"等新称号让 路…… 自从OpenAI的ChatGPT，将本轮人工智能热潮推向全球经济的中心以来，已过去了近三年时间。在此期 间，一项交易几乎主导了美国股市：买入科技"七巨头"。 这个由英伟达、微软、苹果、 Alphabet、亚马逊、Meta和特斯拉组成的科技组合篮子，被人们视为了互 联网时代以来最大技术变革中最具投资潜力的标的。 虽然这大体上已成现实，但在走向全球市场主导地位的过程中，还是发生了一些有趣的事。AI交易以 意想不到的方式扩展，并超越了市场青睐的上述几家大型科技公司。 因此，基于科技七巨头的投资策略(自2023年初以来标普500指数超过70%的涨幅中，有超过一半是由它 们贡献的)，也错过了一些同样有望在AI未来中蓬勃发展的公司，例如博通公司、甲骨文公司和 Palantir。 "七巨头虽在移动互联网、电子商务等过往科技周期中胜出，但这并不意味着它们能在此轮周期继续领 先"，管理着24亿美元资产的Artisan Partn ...

自2023年AI大浪潮驱动美股市场迈向长期牛市以来，华尔街最为强势的股票投资组合——"七大科技巨头"(即所谓的 Magnificent Seven，Mag7)——看起来有点过时了。让路给"伟大八强(Great Eight)"，或者说是"黄金十二罗汉"(Golden Dozen)"，又或者是所谓的"华丽十巨头"(Magnificent 10)与"TenAI of GenAI(全球生成式AI十强)"。这种投资组合不断 趋于扩容的态势，很大程度上意味着AI赢家版图扩张之势不可避免，最终势必扩张至更多AI基建与AI应用软件领军 者。 OpenAI重磅推出且风靡全球的ChatGPT使人工智能成为全球经济增长的最中心已经长达三年，这段时间有一笔交 易，从更广义概念来说是一种投资组合彻底主导了美国股市：即买入"七大科技巨头"。 占据标普500指数以及纳斯达克100指数高额权重(大约35%)的所谓"七大科技巨头"，即"Magnificent Seven"，它们包 括：苹果、微软、谷歌、特斯拉、英伟达、亚马逊以及Facebook母公司Meta Platforms，它们乃标普500指数屡创新高 的核心推动力，也被华尔街顶级投资机 ...

华尔街最具影响力的股票组合"Magnificent Seven"正面临重新定义，投资者开始寻找更全面反映AI革命 受益者的新组合。 自OpenAI的ChatGPT引发全球AI热潮近三年来，由英伟达、微软、苹果、Alphabet、亚马逊、Meta和特 斯拉组成的"Mag 7"主导了美股涨势，但AI投资主题已扩展至更广泛的公司范围。 AI投资主题的演进催生了新的市场领导者，博通（Broadcom）、甲骨文（Oracle）和Palantir等公司在AI 领域的突出表现使其成为无法忽视的力量。甲骨文今年股价涨幅超过75%，Palantir更是纳斯达克100指 数中的最佳表现者，涨幅达135%。 华尔街正提出多种新的股票组合概念来捕捉真正的AI赢家。从"Fab Four"到"Elite 8"，各种变体试图更准 确地反映AI时代的投资机会，芝加哥期权交易所甚至推出了包含十只股票的"Magnificent 10"指数。 传统科技巨头地位生变 数据显示，"Mag 7"仍占标普500指数近35%权重，预计2026年收益将增长15%以上。不过，组合内部分 化日趋明显： 英伟达、Alphabet、Meta和微软被视为AI时代的受益 ...

Alphabet could become the largest company in the world in the next five years.Alphabet (GOOG 0.21%) (GOOGL 0.28%) has become one of the world's most important artificial intelligence (AI) companies. What investors initially saw as a big potential risk has instead turned into a big tailwind.And while Nvidia and Palantir Technologies get plenty of the hype these days, Alphabet has the opportunity to be worth more than both of them combined before the decade is out.Nvidia currently sits at a $4.3 trillion mark ...

Group 1 - Palantir Technologies is launching a two-day pop-up merchandise store in Seoul's Seongdong-gu district on October 14-15 [1] - This marks the company's first dedicated retail experience aimed at its Korean fanbase [1] - The store will feature six items, with five being sold to the public for the first time [1] Group 2 - Merchandise will be available in limited quantities on a first-come, first-served basis [1] - The store will operate from 12 PM [1]

Core Insights - Palantir Technologies has experienced significant stock growth, with shares up 136% year-to-date, driven by increasing demand for its AI platforms in government and enterprise sectors [1] - Snowflake may be on a similar trajectory as Palantir, with steady revenue growth despite a stagnant share price since its IPO, indicating a potential pre-breakout phase [2][6] Company Developments - Palantir has secured a $10 billion contract with the U.S. Army and formed partnerships with Boeing's defense unit and NATO, reinforcing its position as a key AI provider in security and defense [4] - Snowflake is expanding its capabilities beyond data warehousing by acquiring Crunchy Data to enhance its PostgreSQL and AI application development, positioning itself to compete with Databricks [5] - Snowflake has partnered with Salesforce and dbt Labs on the Open Semantic Interchange initiative to improve enterprise data interoperability for AI applications [5] Leadership and Investor Sentiment - Snowflake's CFO Mike Scarpelli has stepped down after overseeing a $3 billion share buyback, which is perceived as a sign of confidence in the company's long-term value [5] - Institutional investors are increasing their stakes in Snowflake, reflecting a renewed optimism regarding its growth trajectory [6]

Palantir Technologies (PLTR) has quickly progressed from a backstage player to one of the most talked-about artificial intelligence (AI) winners in the market. Investors are excited about its major government contract wins, booming commercial usage, a new AI product stack, and a succession of high-profile partnerships. PLTR stock has climbed an impressive 138.2% year-to-date (YTD), and its strong second-quarter results explain why investors are taking a fresh look at the company. More News from Barchart ...

Core Viewpoint - Palantir Technologies has been one of the best-performing stocks in the S&P 500 this year, with a stock price increase of over 140% [1] Group 1: Growth and Performance - Palantir's software, focused on AI-powered data analytics, has seen significant growth, particularly in the commercial sector, which is expanding rapidly [4] - The company's AIP product, which automates workflows through AI agents, has been a major growth driver, contributing to a 48% year-over-year revenue increase in Q2 [5] - The U.S. commercial segment experienced a remarkable 93% year-over-year growth, reaching $306 million, indicating substantial room for expansion given its small customer base of only 485 [7] Group 2: Valuation Concerns - Despite an 81% revenue increase since the start of 2023, Palantir's stock has surged by 2,740%, highlighting a significant mismatch between stock performance and business fundamentals [8] - The stock is currently trading at 134 times sales and 284 times forward earnings, which is considered excessively high compared to industry standards [9] - Historical comparisons show that even high-growth companies like Nvidia have not traded at such elevated valuation levels, suggesting that Palantir's stock may be in a bubble [11] Group 3: Investment Outlook - The current valuation implies that Palantir will need to achieve several years of exceptional growth to justify its stock price, which may not be realistic [12] - There are two potential scenarios for Palantir's stock: a significant decline or underperformance relative to high expectations, making it a less attractive investment at this time [12][13] - While Palantir's business performance remains strong, the stock is driven more by hype than by actual results, leading to a recommendation against investment due to its high valuation [13]

Group 1: Palantir Technologies - Palantir Technologies has seen a remarkable stock rally, becoming the 22nd largest company globally with a market cap of just under $426 billion [1] - The stock has jumped over 945% since the beginning of 2024, but its growth may not be solid enough to justify the high valuation [2] - In Q2 2025, Palantir's revenue increased by 48% year over year, but its price-to-sales ratio of 132 is considered too high compared to faster-growing companies [3] Group 2: Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) - AMD has a market cap of $260 billion, which is approximately 64% lower than Palantir's, but its price-to-sales ratio is significantly lower at just 9 [6] - AMD reported a 32% increase in revenue in Q2 2025, reaching $7.7 billion, with its client and gaming segment growing by 69% year over year [7] - The AI-capable PC market is expected to grow by 4.5 times by 2030, and AMD holds a 24% market share in the PC CPU market, having increased by 2.8 percentage points from the previous year [8][9] - The upcoming launch of next-generation gaming consoles in 2028 is expected to further boost AMD's revenue, as the company has historically designed custom chips for major console manufacturers [9][10] - AMD's data center business now accounts for 41% of its revenue, which increased by 14% year over year in Q2, and the company is positioned to benefit from the adoption of server CPUs and GPUs in AI data centers [11] - AMD's revenue is projected to grow at double-digit rates, potentially reaching almost $72 billion by 2030, which could lead to a market cap of $662 billion based on the technology sector's average sales multiple [13][15][16]