高盛交易员：大逻辑没有变化，不要“过度解读”过去两天的暴跌，尤其要考虑1月大涨

Core Insights - The market experienced extreme volatility this week, with Microsoft facing its second-largest single-day market value loss and SAP dropping 16% [1][2] - Silver saw a dramatic 30% drop in a single day, reflecting extreme volatility in the precious metals market [4][5] - Despite these fluctuations, key market drivers such as the dollar's performance, AI investment enthusiasm, strong U.S. economic growth, and geopolitical shifts remain unchanged [1][7][9] Market Performance - Microsoft’s stock fell by 10%, resulting in a record nominal trading volume, while SAP's stock plummeted by 16% with similarly high trading activity [2] - In contrast, Meta and Verizon saw significant gains, with increases of 10% and 11% respectively [2] Precious Metals Volatility - Silver's volatility surged to levels not seen since the darkest days of the global financial crisis and the COVID-19 lockdowns, driven by leverage, retail enthusiasm, and momentum chasing [4][5] - The SLV ETF trading volume exceeded $32 billion, and the GLD ETF recorded over $30 billion in trading volume for two consecutive days [4] Investor Positioning - Investor positioning has reached extreme levels, with total exposure at the 99th percentile, indicating overcrowding in holdings [1][10] - The semiconductor sector now represents 12% of hedge fund net risk exposure, up from just 1% two years ago, while the software sector has decreased from 18% to 3% [10] Economic and Geopolitical Context - The ongoing trends in the market reflect a strong U.S. economic growth momentum and a reordering of geopolitical priorities, particularly in defense and supply chains [9] - The dollar's performance continues to be a critical variable, with implications for monetary policy under the new Federal Reserve chair [7][11] Key Themes and Predictions - The narrative around AI may be shifting, with a more stringent identification of beneficiaries expected as the initial excitement wanes [11] - Hard assets, particularly copper, are gaining importance in investment portfolios due to infrastructure demand trends [12] - European equities face challenges, with current pricing reflecting a bleak outlook for the macroeconomic environment [13] - The potential for a stock market bubble remains a critical question for investors [14]