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Investment Rating - The report indicates a positive outlook for the technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) sectors, with a strong performance expected in 2026, particularly in artificial intelligence and semiconductor stocks [1][3][41] Core Insights - The Nasdaq 100 index saw a growth of over 20% in 2025, marking a significant performance milestone, with expectations for continued strong returns in 2026 [1][3] - The report highlights a notable divergence in stock performance within the technology sector, with over 30% of Nasdaq 100 constituents experiencing declines despite the overall index increase [3][41] - Key themes for 2026 include the impact of artificial intelligence on productivity and employment, the potential for a commodity supercycle, and the evolving landscape of large language models [6][8][41] Summary by Sections Performance Overview - The best-performing stocks in 2025 included SNDK, SATS, and several others, with growth rates exceeding 500% for some [2] - Conversely, the worst performers included CCOI and TTD, with declines of up to 72% [2] - Major tech giants like Nvidia and Apple showed significant gains, with Nvidia up 40% and Apple up 8% [2] Sector Analysis - The semiconductor sector is highlighted as the most favored sub-industry, while sectors like telecommunications and payments lagged behind [3] - The report notes a high level of dispersion in stock performance, with individual stock volatility being much higher than index volatility [3] Future Projections - Gartner predicts a 9.8% growth in global IT spending for 2026, reaching over $6 trillion [3][15] - The report anticipates that the largest seven tech companies will contribute significantly to the S&P 500's earnings growth in 2026, with expectations of a 12% overall growth rate for the index [17] - Discussions around the implications of artificial intelligence on job markets and productivity are expected to intensify in 2026 [19][41] Key Questions for 2026 - The report poses critical questions regarding the future of artificial intelligence, software valuations, and the potential for a commodity supercycle impacting various sectors [6][8] - It also raises concerns about the sustainability of growth in major tech companies and the implications of potential layoffs due to increased automation [19][41]