Is the big crash really coming? Goldman Sachs has spoken out in a rare move: This isn’t the top!

View: The bull market isn’t over—it's just switched scripts, from tech giants going solo to sector rotation. Bitcoin is being hit as collateral; just wait for the wind to change.

At one point, Bitcoin surged to 58,888, and 60,000 people were liquidated in 24 hours—retail investors panicked.

But at this moment, Goldman Sachs jumps in: Don’t scare yourself.

Their exact words are: US stocks fell because the “Magnificent Seven” dropped 3%-8%, but out of 11 sectors, 8 are rising. Put simply, it’s just those few large-cap stocks getting beaten up, while other stocks are doing just fine.

An AI investment bubble? Goldman admits the scale is nearing the internet era of the 1990s, but capital expenditures haven’t clearly slowed down yet. The real risk isn’t the drop—it’s tech stocks continuing to come under pressure and dragging all risk assets down with them.

In June, Bitcoin ETFs saw $4 billion withdrawn—smart money is hedging, not exiting.

Wan Ge’s take: This round of pullback is a pressure release in a high-concentration market, not the end of the bull market. The panic has mostly been flushed out, but don’t rush in to catch a falling knife.

How should retail investors play? Wait for stabilization, then make your move when you see signals that capital is flowing back into tech stocks. Survive first—then you’ll have the right to wait for the wind.

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