#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 On Friday, the US stock market opened with a typical divergence trend. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose modestly by 0.2%, but the Nasdaq Index fell by 0.46%, and the S&P 500 also weakened by 0.17%. This divergence reflects investors' cautious attitude ahead of the release of key economic data.
The financial sector has become the key to supporting the Dow. Citigroup rose by 1.3%, and JPMorgan Chase recently upgraded it from "Neutral" to "Overweight," as investors are optimistic about the improving interest rate environment and the expectation of a soft landing for the economy, which continues to drive bank stocks.
In contrast, tech stocks performed poorly. Broadcom, a leading company in semiconductors and AI hardware, dropped over 7% at the open. The company warned that its gross margin for the first fiscal quarter might be dragged down by changes in its AI product portfolio, with a contraction of about 1%. Once this news came out, the market began to reassess the profitability outlook for AI-related companies, and concerns quickly spread across the entire tech sector.
In simple terms, today is a process of reallocation of funds between cyclical stocks and growth stocks. The non-farm payroll data will be released tonight, which will directly influence the Federal Reserve's policy direction and determine the market's upcoming volatility. Signs of style rotation have already appeared, and investors in assets like $BTC , $ETH , and $SOL should closely monitor these macro signals.
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DegenWhisperer
· 15h ago
Broadcom drops 7% directly, is the AI bubble about to burst? Meanwhile, bank stocks are quietly rising, and funds are really starting to shift from growth stocks to cyclical stocks.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 12-14 18:36
Data shows that the 7% decline in Broadcom isn't really driven by anything new... We've warned about this at historical lows before. Although a 1% drop in gross margin really can determine the whole situation? Let's wait and see the non-farm payrolls.
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HodlAndChill
· 12-14 02:26
Broadcom's recent plunge is outrageous. As soon as the AI collapse warning was issued, the market panicked, and bank stocks became popular... the cycle rotation has begun.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 12-13 06:22
Broadcom drops directly by 7%, is the AI bubble really time to squeeze it out?
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OnchainSniper
· 12-13 01:30
Broadcom's sudden move, the AI bubble is really about to burst
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It's another style rotation, bank stocks are taking the lead while tech stocks are lagging, this script is so old
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When the non-farm payroll data comes out, the market becomes chaotic, stay alert
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Gross profit margin drops by 1%, immediately plunging 7%—is the market's reaction overdone?
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Funds are switching between cyclical and growth stocks, the crypto market needs to follow the rhythm of the US stock market
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JPMorgan Chase upgraded its rating, which essentially signals that interest rates have peaked; banks are about to take off
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Oh my, the tech sector's lineup is collapsing so quickly, the AI boom didn't last long either
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The key is still the non-farm payroll data; that figure will determine how the Fed moves, we have to wait
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Style rotation has arrived, it's time to shift our strategy, don't cling to tech stocks
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Broadcom warns about gross profit margin, are AI chip orders cooling off? We need to see what the company's subsequent earnings reports say
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ImpermanentTherapist
· 12-13 01:29
Broadcom drops directly by 7%, this is outrageous... Is the ceiling for AI hardware coming? It seems it will continue to fall later on, a 1% gross profit margin reduction doesn't sound like much, but the market reaction is huge.
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alpha_leaker
· 12-13 01:28
Broadcom's recent warning directly burst the AI bubble. A 1% decrease in gross profit margin sounds small, but the market instantly panicked. That's the price of high valuations.
Meanwhile, bank stocks took the opportunity to soar. Hedge funds are really playing the style rotation game; the capital is too smart.
Non-farm payroll data will be released tonight. This is the real watershed moment. By then, even cryptocurrencies will have to shake a bit.
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GamefiHarvester
· 12-13 01:19
Broadcom drops 7%, and the entire AI sector starts to shake... This wave is really a style rotation, with funds flowing into banking stocks. The non-farm payroll data will reveal its true colors tonight, and cryptocurrencies will have to fluctuate accordingly.
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SleepyArbCat
· 12-13 01:18
Broadcom plummeted so much overnight... I'm still in bed and can't wake up. This is probably style rotation, even the crypto circle has to shake things up a bit.
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 On Friday, the US stock market opened with a typical divergence trend. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose modestly by 0.2%, but the Nasdaq Index fell by 0.46%, and the S&P 500 also weakened by 0.17%. This divergence reflects investors' cautious attitude ahead of the release of key economic data.
The financial sector has become the key to supporting the Dow. Citigroup rose by 1.3%, and JPMorgan Chase recently upgraded it from "Neutral" to "Overweight," as investors are optimistic about the improving interest rate environment and the expectation of a soft landing for the economy, which continues to drive bank stocks.
In contrast, tech stocks performed poorly. Broadcom, a leading company in semiconductors and AI hardware, dropped over 7% at the open. The company warned that its gross margin for the first fiscal quarter might be dragged down by changes in its AI product portfolio, with a contraction of about 1%. Once this news came out, the market began to reassess the profitability outlook for AI-related companies, and concerns quickly spread across the entire tech sector.
In simple terms, today is a process of reallocation of funds between cyclical stocks and growth stocks. The non-farm payroll data will be released tonight, which will directly influence the Federal Reserve's policy direction and determine the market's upcoming volatility. Signs of style rotation have already appeared, and investors in assets like $BTC , $ETH , and $SOL should closely monitor these macro signals.