晋达资产管理行政总裁：AI变革绝未过度炒作

Group 1 - The root of tariff issues lies in domestic politics of relevant countries, reflecting internal contradictions rather than being a true global issue. Globalization may evolve but will not disappear as human trade history has never been interrupted [1] - The current global economic landscape is not moving towards "de-globalization" but rather entering a phase of "re-globalization," leading to the formation of two distinct economic groups and a potential "third group" of countries [1] - Optimism about the future of the global economy suggests that fragmentation will improve over the next decade, leading to a more interconnected global economy driven by innovation, technology, and consumers [1] Group 2 - U.S. consumers are primarily concerned about inflation, which has created two distinct groups: those with assets who have seen purchasing power increase, and those facing economic pressure. Understanding this trend is key to grasping consumer behavior [2] - Investment strategies should focus on maintaining high diversification and a certain level of cash position, as the market is closer to a correction than to a further 10%-20% increase [2] - The core investment advice includes diversifying from current market leaders, with a focus on the shift in the dollar cycle, accelerated asset diversification, the entrepreneurial wave in Asia (especially China), and undervalued energy stocks compared to AI stocks [3]