U.S. equity funds attracted $13.01 billion in the week ended October 14, while technology funds lost $5.21 billion. This divergence suggests investors aren't abandoning equities, but becoming more selective about where they take risks.
FactSet projects 29% S&P 500 earnings growth for Q3, yet early earnings surprises are smaller than historical averages. Strong headline growth alone may not be enough to justify premium valuations.
The real test is whether AI revenue can outpace rising capital expenditure, depreciation and financing costs. Companies that convert AI spending into stronger margins and free cash flow deserve a premium; those relying on future promises face greater downside.
My view: The next rally will reward AI monetization, not AI excitement. Follow the cash flow, not just the hype.
@Capital_Insights [贱笑]
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