Going into the Q2 GDP release, I expect a result close to market consensus rather than a major surprise. Consumer spending has moderated, but strong AI-related capital expenditure should continue supporting growth. To me, the economy remains resilient despite signs of cooling.
I'm focusing more on what the GDP data means for the Fed than the headline itself. A stronger-than-expected reading could push yields higher and pressure growth stocks, while a weaker result would likely support AI, semiconductor and software names through lower rate expectations.
My strategy remains unchanged. I stay bullish on the long-term AI cycle and will continue using market volatility to accumulate quality companies instead of chasing short-term rallies. Patience and disciplined position building remain my priorities. In the long run, I believe fundamentals and earnings growth will matter far more than any single economic data release.
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