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CITIC Securities suggests an 'AI + Energy/Manufacturing' barbell strategy for 2024. This focuses on domestic manufacturing advantages in new energy, chemicals, and power equipment alongside AI hardware and cloud services.
Wang Zhongming discusses how 'future' can be treated as a tradable commodity through modern investment structures like limited partnerships and AI-driven venture capital. He emphasizes the importance of risk-sharing and institutional innovation in supporting high-growth future industries.
The article analyzes the current AI investment landscape, suggesting that the industry is in a 'valuation stage' characterized by over-investment and high capital expenditure. It predicts a market correction by late 2027 as infrastructure limits and financial realities converge.
UBS Wealth Management's France CIO Claudia Panseri states their AI exposure is now more selective than two years ago, focusing on the US and China. They prefer companies investing with cash over those issuing bonds. This was shared on Bloomberg Television.
Discusses AI investment shifts in 2026 toward applications over saturated infrastructure and big models. Highlights short-term tools for acquisition flips and long-term entertainment content defying monopoly. Warns against token resellers and overhyped agents amid model giants' dominance.
Venture capital firms are hiring AI specialists to better evaluate and maximize returns on AI investments. These new experts aim to leverage technology more effectively in deal sourcing and portfolio management.
An analysis of the current US interest rate environment, suggesting that the market is not in a traditional rate-hike cycle but faces uncertainty due to geopolitical risks and fiscal deficits. The author discusses the potential for a 'wait-and-see' approach by the Fed, with a small probability of a 25bp hike if geopolitical tensions escalate.
Liu Yiran, managing partner at Yuanjing Capital, discusses his transition from mobile internet investments to hard tech and AI, reflecting on the evolution of the Chinese VC landscape.
Major AI companies are aggressively entering the pharmaceutical sector, but the long development cycles of drug discovery are clashing with the short-term expectations of capital markets. This analysis explores the friction between AI's rapid iteration speed and the slow, rigorous nature of medical research.
BNP Paribas Asset Management identifies Chinese tech stocks as a strategic play in the global AI rotation. Portfolio manager Sophie Huynh suggests China is narrowing the gap with US frontier models.