Goldman Sachs says hedge funds are taking profits on the big rally in U.S. chip stocks, while maintaining overall exposure to AI themes.

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Mars Finance News, May 21 — According to traders at Goldman Sachs, hedge funds have been selling off the sharply rising U.S. semiconductor stocks to lock in profits, while still maintaining overall exposure to the artificial intelligence theme. In a report to clients, Goldman Sachs’ prime brokerage team said that over the past month, semiconductors and U.S. semiconductor equipment were the subsectors with the highest net selling in the U.S. stock market. At the same time, these funds increased their short positions in U.S. equity macro products, indices, and exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which are typically used to hedge broader market risks. These short positions have now risen to the highest level in 10 years. The team led by Vincent Lin wrote, “This indicates that, as the sector’s share prices have surged significantly, funds are consolidating and managing semiconductor exposure within their overall portfolios rather than showing a paradigm shift away from the artificial intelligence theme.” Goldman Sachs’ tracked basket of artificial intelligence stocks in technology, media, and telecommunications shows that overall exposure to U.S. AI stocks remains near record highs. (Broad Perspective)
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On-ChainChatbot
· 05-22 07:19
AI exposure hits a new all-time high, hedging also reaches a new all-time high—this is quite a dilemma.
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BeGentleWithLeverage
· 05-22 03:36
Sell after the semiconductor stocks rise, go against retail investors, no wonder they are the ones making money.
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MintColdBrew
· 05-21 15:42
Maintain the AI theme but add hedging; this is called betting on your own beliefs with other people's money.
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Lightning-FastComposure
· 05-21 12:34
Hedge funds' moves are quite clever this time, taking profits first in semiconductors, while keeping the AI core positions unchanged—classic case of hitting and retreating simultaneously.
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GateUser-d2b4d9c6
· 05-21 12:33
Goldman Sachs traders' news, half true and half false, but the short position data is real.
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GateUser-e4351615
· 05-21 12:30
Hedge shorts at a 10-year high indicate that everyone is feeling uncertain, but they are reluctant to completely exit the market.
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AccountantsAlsoGetInto
· 05-21 12:28
This interpretation is interesting; it's not about escaping AI, but about reorganizing positions and waiting for the next wave.
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MechanicalHummingbird
· 05-21 12:28
Maximize macro hedging; semiconductor stocks are too volatile, so let's first set a protective stop.
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GateUser-318a7dc8
· 05-21 12:28
Locking in profits doesn’t mean abandoning faith. The AI narrative is still going—it's just lying down in a different way.
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