Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-04-08 03:56Group 1: Technology Giants' Performance - Nvidia surged by 3.6%, adding $40 billion to its market capitalization due to skyrocketing AI computing demand, while Apple and Tesla faced significant declines of 3.6% and reached new lows respectively [3] - Apple's supply chain costs have increased dramatically, leading to a loss of $80 billion in market value, while Tesla is struggling with a price war [3] Group 2: Chinese Concept Stocks Collapse - The Nasdaq Golden Dragon Index plummeted, with Alibaba dropping 9%, JD.com and Bilibili falling 5%, and Xpeng and Li Auto experiencing significant losses [3] - The decline is attributed to Trump's tariffs and a strong dollar, causing foreign capital to flee, although some Chinese stocks are now seen as undervalued, such as Pinduoduo with a PE ratio of only 15 [3] Group 3: Commodity Market Trends - Gold prices fell below $2950, and oil prices dropped to $60, as investors preferred to liquidate positions for cash rather than hold onto safe-haven assets [4] - The expectation is that once panic subsides, gold prices will rebound sharply, while oil could see further declines due to OPEC+ discord and global recession fears [4] Group 4: Currency and Economic Outlook - The US dollar index rose to 103, causing declines in the yen and euro, with emerging markets facing severe challenges [4] - The anticipation of rising interest rates from the Federal Reserve poses risks to global dollar-denominated debt, with currencies like the Argentine peso and Turkish lira experiencing significant devaluation [4] Group 5: Investment Strategies - Short-term focus on upcoming US CPI data, which could influence interest rate decisions and market performance [4] - Long-term investment strategies include focusing on AI computing power (Nvidia, AMD), targeting undervalued Chinese stocks (Tencent Music), and betting on domestic consumption and new infrastructure projects [4]