The stock market hit all-time highs last week, but a Goldman Sachs executive warns that the new rally could signal trouble down the road.
In a new interview, Goldman partner Bobby Molavi they analyze whether traders should disappear or chase the meeting held last week.
“I think it’s hard to imagine or believe that the market has been very stable, because of all the different things that we can worry about. You know? Oil is back in 1992 dollars. But it’s not back to where we were before the crisis. Obviously, prices now have a little bit of a stable quality.
So, I think it’s well established. I think the market is still figuring out the nature of the AI capex story. Some of the tailwinds I mentioned, especially the economy, when it comes to Europe. Among them are secondary topics, for example, AI capex and AI disruption. And some of the key to success and productivity from that. But I think we have moved too far. We are putting the prices in 5 in the dispute that is being resolved. I think there are some blip problems along the way. So, turn off the meeting, if I had to choose. “
Molavi also stated that he is focusing on “Heavy Assets, Very Low Intensity” (HELLO) topic, which involves investing in products that are thought to be disruptive due to artificial intelligence.
“I think that in areas where it is not possible to determine or determine the price of the stock, it will be difficult to know where certain stocks should sell according to one or more strategies.” But I think the lack is being redefined. supply chains and companies for large areas of products such as chip production, are being confirmed recently and I think the topic should continue.
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