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最热板块迎来重磅财报密集披露,美股能否迎来新爆点
Di Yi Cai Jing Zi Xun·2025-10-27 23:31

Core Insights - The optimistic sentiment surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) continues to drive up valuations for major tech companies like Nvidia and Microsoft, contributing to record highs in major stock indices such as the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones [1] - The upcoming earnings reports from the "Tech Seven" companies, including Microsoft, Apple, Google, Amazon, and Meta, will serve as a critical test for the sustainability of the stock market rally driven by AI [1] Earnings Season Overview - The third quarter earnings season is entering its busiest phase, with 175 S&P 500 companies set to report their results [2] - So far, 87% of the reported earnings per share have exceeded expectations, and 83% of revenues have surpassed forecasts [2] - Analysts expect the technology sector to lead with over 23% earnings growth, highlighting the significance of AI-related companies [2] Market Sentiment and Investment Trends - A recent global fund manager survey indicated that market sentiment has reached its highest level since February, with 39% of managers favoring long positions in the "Tech Seven" [2] - Wells Fargo emphasizes that upcoming earnings reports from large tech and industrial companies, particularly those related to AI, will be crucial for market performance [2] - Morgan Stanley forecasts a 24% increase in total capital expenditures for large tech companies next year, reaching nearly $550 billion [3] Valuation and Risk Factors - The "Tech Seven" currently holds a 34% weight in the S&P 500, with a projected price-to-earnings ratio of 30 times, a 34% premium over the overall index [5] - Concerns about high valuations and potential market corrections are prevalent, with analysts noting that any earnings shortfall could lead to significant market reactions [4] - Despite concerns about valuation bubbles, Goldman Sachs remains optimistic about AI's growth potential, suggesting that the current market rally is driven more by fundamental growth than irrational speculation [5]