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#美国10月CPI全面超预期 #作手分析
🔥 CPI beats expectations, Fed turns hawkish? This trader is even more bullish on GOOGL’s long-term opportunity!
Trading focus: $GOOGL $AMD $INTC $BTC
U.S. October CPI came in: headline CPI rose 0.4% month over month, above expectations of 0.3%; core CPI rose 0.3%, above expectations of 0.2%, and has remained around 0.3% for three consecutive months.
Will the Fed turn hawkish again?
My view: a hawkish tilt in the short term is all but certain, but that doesn’t mean the Fed will necessarily raise rates by 50 basis points, much less that it will inevitably deliver a series of large rate hikes afterward.
Previously, Fed Governor Waller said that if core CPI reached 0.3% or higher, the December meeting should consider a 50-basis-point rate hike. This latest reading hit that threshold exactly. However, Waller’s comments don’t mean the entire FOMC has already made a decision.
For markets, the short-term impact is clear:
• BTC: A stronger dollar and higher Treasury yields weigh on risk appetite, leaving room for further short-term pressure.
• U.S. stocks: High-valuation tech stocks that rely on future earnings are more vulnerable to interest-rate pressure, but companies with strong earnings and cash flow may not necessarily fall in tandem.
• Gold: It faces short-term pressure from a stronger dollar and rising real rates. Over the medium to long term, central bank gold purchases, geopolitical risks, and changes in real rates remain worth watching.
Why is this trader still especially bullish on GOOGL?
After the U.S. midterm elections, I believed that some tech companies with strong fundamentals could offer long-term investment opportunities. My top picks are GOOGL, AMD, and INTC.
At the U.S. stock market close on November 11, GOOGL rose about 2.11%, AMD rose about 7.32%, and INTC rose about 7.52%. Even as the market dealt with hotter-than-expected CPI and news related to Huang Renxun that weighed on NVDA, quality tech stocks continued to show distinct price patterns.
GOOGL in particular stands out to me for more than just Gemini.
Alphabet’s third-quarter revenue grew 25%, Google Cloud revenue grew 103%, search revenue grew 12%, operating profit grew 30%, and its operating margin reached 31.8%.
It has AI applications, a search and advertising ecosystem, Google Cloud, and its own TPU chips. It combines AI infrastructure with mature commercialization channels and cash flow. This business structure is a key reason I’m bullish on its medium- to long-term prospects.
Of course, returns on AI capital expenditures, changes in the search business, and the risk of rising interest rates still need to be monitored.
This trader’s approach:
I’m bullish on the medium- to long-term opportunities in quality tech stocks, but that doesn’t mean blindly chasing a rally now. For spot holdings, consider scaling in; for futures, continue to follow the principle of breakout, pullback, hold, then follow through.
Data is the catalyst; price structure is the trading signal. Let the market give the answer instead of trying to predict it.
Which one are you most bullish on?
A. GOOGL’s long-term value
B. AMD’s growth potential
C. INTC’s turnaround opportunity
D. Staying on the sidelines for now
Share your thoughts in the comments!
(Personal views for discussion only; not investment advice.)