For the current AI analysis in US stocks, once you understand it, you’ll know what to do.



The recent drop is short-term volatility driven by market sentiment and deleveraging. It’s an adjustment during a bull market rally, not the start of a bear market. All of this looks like it’s being planned and controlled by a pair of hands.

The AI big cycle has not ended. Commercial demand continues to strengthen, and application scenarios are expanding even further. This will keep unlocking incremental space. Not a single risk signal indicating an industry bear market has appeared—what you see is only a self-directed, self-performed deleveraging script.

The compute shortage still remains. Keep an eye on the earnings reports of giants like Google, Meta, and Amazon (look at capital expenditures). In a compute arms race, they won’t easily cut back on spending.

This round of pullback is only a valuation correction for the AI sector. It’s a continuation within a bull market. It’s easy to knock out a “golden pit” and then break to new highs again, so there’s no need to stay bearish on AI long term. #台积电Q2净利暴增77.4%
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MEVMedic
· 15h ago
Google and Meta’s financial reports are the key. As long as capital expenditures don’t decrease, the arms race for computing power hasn’t stopped—pullbacks are golden opportunities.
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BitcoinStacker
· 18h ago
Deleveraging driven by market sentiment, plus some funds seeking safety, but AI commercialization demand continues to strengthen—Taiwan Semiconductor profits surging is solid proof. After valuation repair, it will most likely break to new highs again; don’t be scared off by short-term volatility.
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GasDetective
· 18h ago
The computing power shortage is still there, so the big players’ capital expenditures will continue to support AI. This pullback is actually a chance to get in at low cost.
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LidoFisher
· 18h ago
Yes, it’s just a brief dip after the bull run.
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MonkeyKingHasArrived
· 18h ago
All-in
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NonceNinja
· 19h ago
Well said, but every time I hear this kind of talk, I can’t help but add more positions, and then I end up trapped even deeper 😅
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