跌入熊市！超10万亿“大溃败”！两大巨头，疯狂减持

Core Viewpoint - Amazon's stock price has experienced a nine-day decline, entering a technical bear market, making it the second member of the "Mag7" (the seven largest U.S. tech companies) to do so, following Microsoft. The total market value of the Mag7 has decreased by approximately $1.51 trillion this year [1][2]. Group 1: Stock Performance - Amazon's stock closed at $198.79 per share, down over 23% from its recent peak [2]. - Microsoft was the first Mag7 member to enter a bear market, with its stock down 27.8% from its recent high as of Friday's close [2]. - Meta is on the verge of entering a bear market, having declined 19.6% from its peak, just 0.4% away from the 20% threshold [2]. Group 2: Institutional Selling - UBS and Goldman Sachs have significantly reduced their holdings in several major U.S. tech stocks, as indicated in their recent 13F filings with the SEC [2][4]. - UBS reduced its stake in Nvidia by 10.57 million shares, representing an 11.47% decrease, and also reduced its positions in Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, and Google by varying percentages [4]. - Goldman Sachs also reduced its holdings in Microsoft, Tesla, Broadcom, and Meta, with reductions ranging from 5.86% to 13.51% [4]. Group 3: Market Trends and Influences - The decline in the Mag7 stocks coincides with similar trends in the A-share market, indicating a potential shift in global investment styles [5]. - Factors contributing to this trend include investor skepticism regarding the return on investment from AI expenditures by tech giants and a potential negative shift in free cash flow due to increased capital expenditures [5]. - The U.S. short-term liquidity market is showing signs of strain, with overnight reverse repos dropping to a low of $3.77 billion, indicating a tightening liquidity environment [5].