超级新股摩尔线程，准备使用不超过75亿元的募集资金进行理财。这个公告引发了市场热议，并引发了股价的大幅回调，一度单日重挫逾19%，收跌 13.41%。经过一个周末后，本周一又大跌了6.13%。 AI赛道极致行情与对超级新股破发的担忧，开始在市场上显现。这种担忧，与几年前因新股"三高"（高发行价、高市盈率、高超募）带来的企业圈钱、散 户接盘的担忧，并不完全一致。 在此之前，自2023年7月开始，监管部门已经对A股侧重融资端下产生的"供"大于"求"、部分上市企业"超募"、带"病"上市、违规减持等问题进行了治理， 以期恢复A股的赚钱效应，对于本轮牛市的开启起到了重要作用。 尽管摩尔线程并未超募，这些募集资金也被承诺将按照项目节点按时投入，但这种超级新股出现本身，还有沐曦股份之类的高科技企业在等着快速上市， 很明显又让A股市场再次进入到某种熟悉的循环里面。 极致结构性行情，必然会催生出一场流动性危机。资本市场数以亿计的投资者，除了在数百倍市销率的高度参与到这种行情里，似乎已经没有别的选择 了。 抱团 在摩尔线程大涨的日子里，大盘是跌的，小微盘是惨的；在摩尔线程大跌的日子里，大盘也是跌的，小微盘还是惨的。 在摩尔线程股 ...

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. aims to establish a dominant position in the AI sector by creating a cooperative ecosystem with trusted partners, particularly in the Middle East, to ensure technological dependence and control over AI infrastructure and standards [1][5][10]. Group 1: U.S. AI Strategy - The U.S. AI strategy has shifted from export restrictions to targeted diffusion, focusing on building a "center-periphery" model where high-end AI capabilities remain in the U.S. while downstream operations are moved to allied nations [1][5]. - The U.S. seeks to integrate Middle Eastern countries into a dollar-based AI ecosystem, aiming to replicate the capital circulation mechanisms of the oil dollar era through AI and stablecoin initiatives [1][7]. Group 2: AI Infrastructure Investments - The Trump administration plans to invest $500 billion in the "Stargate" project to build the largest AI infrastructure, with a focus on Middle Eastern countries rich in energy resources [2][6]. - Significant investments are being made in the Middle East, including $20 billion from Saudi Arabia into U.S. AI startups and $14 billion from the UAE into semiconductor and technology sectors [8][9]. Group 3: Export Control and Regulation - The U.S. has categorized countries into three tiers for AI chip export controls, with first-tier countries receiving unlimited access while second-tier countries face performance limits [4]. - The U.S. is implementing strict regulations to prevent technology leakage, requiring local operations to maintain control over sensitive technologies [13][12]. Group 4: Geopolitical Implications - The U.S. views the Middle East as a strategic front in the tech competition against rivals, aiming to prevent other nations from gaining technological footholds in the region [10][14]. - The U.S. is fostering a "digital containment" strategy to integrate Middle Eastern countries into its technological ecosystem while limiting Chinese influence [12][16]. Group 5: Gulf States' Response - Gulf countries are pursuing a "hedging" strategy to balance reliance on U.S. technology with the desire for digital sovereignty, seeking to control their own data and infrastructure [15][16]. - There is a growing inclination among Gulf states to collaborate with China, which respects their digital sovereignty, while still engaging with U.S. technology in the AI sector [15][16].