Goldman Sachs tells investors: Do not fight the bull market in the background of the AI boom and the Fed rate cut.

Zhtng cijng APP hu x, liz hur ji jnrng jtu gosng de duchng jjn yw fz rn Tony Pasquariello jnr fb ynji bogo biosh, zi mig dpn jzh gdng zhshbiozh 500 zhsh yj qunqi gdng zhsh bnzhMSCI qunqi zhsh yc yu yc zi zhnj go zhngzhng de dxng kj jtu yj AI lngj zhmen didng xi lc sishng zh lsh xngo zh j, tuz zhmen b ynggi y swq rn AI tuz rcho su zhdo de hur qunqi nish xnghung dukng, shchng cnzi gng qingjn de knb dngnng, ydng ciq fzrn qi zhnjin de kndu cl. Zhitong Finance APP learned that Tony Pasquariello, head of hedge fund business at Wall Street financial giant Goldman Sachs, recently released a research report stating that as the US stock market benchmark index S&P 500 and the global stock index benchmark MSCI Global Index have repeatedly soared to new highs driven by large technology giants and AI leaders with high weights, investors should not resist the hot global bull market dominated by the unprecedented AI investment boom. There is a stronger bullish momentum in the market, and investors should adopt a "responsible and cautious long strategy".