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🌍 Monday — Macro Economy
Major U.S. equity indexes finished a volatile week mixed, as large-cap technology stocks suffered their worst week since November while small-cap and value-oriented stocks added to their year-to-date gains. Worries about the disruptive potential of artificial intelligence (AI), as well as concerns regarding potential overinvestment in the technology, weighed on many of the high-growth stocks that have outperformed in recent years. In contrast, some cyclical and value-oriented segments outperformed as investors seemed to rotate into the areas that have lagged firms with more AI exposure. Corporate earnings and geopolitical tensions also appeared to contribute to the week’s volatility.
Of the major indexes, the technology-heavy Nasdaq Composite performed worst, shedding 1.84%, while the S&P 500 Index finished little changed. On the other hand, the S&P MidCap 400 Index, Russell 2000 Index, and Dow Jones Industrial Average all posted solid gains. The Russell 1000 Value Index outpaced its growth counterpart by over 400 basis points (4.00 percentage points).
Later in the week, the Labor Department’s Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary revealed that U.S. job openings declined to about 6.542 million in December—the lowest since September 2020—while hires edged up modestly and layoffs rose. Elsewhere, the Labor Department reported that initial U.S. jobless claims came in at 231,000 for the week ended January 31—above consensus estimates and an increase from the prior week’s reading of 209,000.
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也就是说，在上个季度的表现之后，预期仍然很高。市场将关注AppLovin能否在2026年维持增长和利润率——每股收益的干净增长可能会支持反弹，而任何放缓迹象都可能使该股保持波动。
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Index level:
I would avoid chasing strength after record highs. Momentum is extended and flow-driven. Prefer buying only on pullbacks into support and taking profits quickly. If volatility compresses, range trading beats directional bets.
Big Tech positioning:
Alphabet: Relatively resilient. I would consider adding on weakness not tied to fundamentals.
Apple: Defensive relative play. Comfortable holding, but not chasing.
Amazon and Microsoft: Stay cautious. CapEx repricing likely not finished.
Meta: Trim into rallies rather than add.
Tesla: Trading vehicle only. Treat bounces as sell opportunities.
Risk mindset:
Smaller size, defined risk, and partial cash. The easy upside is behind us. I would let price come to me rather than force trades.
While US equity markets recently endured a volatile "AI reckoning" due to high capital expenditure concerns, sentiment is beginning to stabilize as the Dow Jones Industrial Average recently surpassed the historic 50,000 milestone.
Investors are shifting exposure away from tech giants toward cyclical sectors like industrials, financials, and basic materials, which are showing resilient profit outlooks for 2026.
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Equity（股票）、Options（期权）、Crypto（加密）交易费用增长显著。尤其 加密交易收入增速极高（某些季度同比增长数百%）。
资金规模扩大、用户沉淀资金增长，净利息收入显著上升。这减轻了公司对交易收入周期性的依赖。