In 2022, Institutions: Abandon Technology, Embrace Value!

More and more institutions have reached a "consensus" on raising interest rates in March.

$Goldman Sachs(GS)$,$JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$Economists said after the release of non-agricultural data on Friday:

We now expect the first rate hike to occur in March and then increase it quarterly, Raise interest rates four times a year.

$Blackstone Group LP(BX)$The group also predicts:

The Fed will raise interest rates four times in 2022.

Some analysts believe that:

Tech stocks are seen as sensitive to rising yields because increased debt costs can hinder their growth and can make their future cash flows appear less valuable. Therefore,Speculative tech stocks are being destroyed.

So we saw the tech-heavy $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ sold off more than 3% last week, underperforming the $S&P 500(.SPX)$, which dipped 1% during the same period.

In this regard, the institutions have temporarily reached a consensus-Abandon technology stocks and embrace value stocks!

$UBS Group AG(UBS)$Investment director Solita Marcelli said:

As the Fed begins to normalize its policies, it is logical that the stocks of growth companies will face the strongest resistance. In the US stock market, we favor value stocks over growth stocks.

$Morgan Stanley(MS)$Analysts said:

We think the fascination with value and growth stocks will start to fade as special risk becomes key.

$Bank of America(BAC)$:

Most value stocks are not expensive and at a low level. If the epidemic is contained, value stocks may outperform growth stocks; Moreover, the Fed's interest rate hike cycle is beneficial to value stocks.

$JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$:

Cyclical assets and value stocks will outperform the market, while market segments benefiting from the epidemic will encounter headwinds.

$Goldman Sachs(GS)$:

Buy high-growth, high-profit value stocks, while avoiding companies with high labor costs and companies with high growth but no money.

By the way, value stocks generally refer to:

Energy, finance, real estate and so on.Their industry is large in scale and mature in development. Generally speaking, it has the characteristics of low P/E ratio, P/B ratio and high dividend.

Below are iShares Russell 2000 Value ETF $(IWN)$, iShares Russell 2000 Growth ETF$( IWO)$, 
Vanguard S&P 500 Growth Index Fund ETF$(VOOG)$, Vanguard S&P 500 Value ETF$(VOOV)$‘s 5 year performance CHART

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I Would you like to encourage you check each ETF’s holdings and get more acknowledge of growth and value stocks.  

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  • Et1502
    ·2022-01-12
    Never abandon the stock market. Is just a temporary cycle due to interest rate hike & curbing inflation.
    SELL the growth stock, if profitable, otw hold.
    BUY the value stock for growth.
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  • CT888
    ·2022-01-12
    I think buy growth stock now and wait a few years will have much higher returns than keeping value stocks for a few years. Agree?
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  • CookieMon12
    ·2022-01-12
    Don’t think all tech stock will be affected though.. really depends and we should be cautious in what we invest
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    • PaYC
      tech stocks will good cash flow will thrive
      2022-01-12
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  • 散修2706
    ·2022-01-12
    Agree, both technology and value are keys, but if it is too hot it will Cool down,
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  • junkow
    ·2022-01-12
    good
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    • ZBM
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      2022-01-12
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    • FatKidReplying toZBM
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  • WYCKOFFPRO
    ·2022-01-13
    valuation matters in a tightening monetary environment. That's why the compression of the valuation in tech started in Nov 21 when the fed is prominent in tapering liquidity
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  • Lynn098
    ·2022-01-15
    Technology will still drive the future of the world. However, valuation are currently too high and need to fall to a reasonable level. Picking the right tech company with good growth will be key.
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  • MoonJin
    ·2022-01-13
    There is no an asset for all seasons. I will any fundamentally good stock that has strong growth potential, be it technology or value stock. Importantly is to do own due diligence to invest wisely.
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  • Traderabbit
    ·2022-01-12
    Agreed however even value stocks had ran up alot so its anyone guess which value stock is still good for investment. Risk and reward is difficult to judge nowadays.
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  • kenjoe
    ·2022-01-12
    Seems the direction but guess some tech stocks are also highly valued. Just watch market if trading. If investment then just buy on dips for those you have researched well.
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  • thesushimao
    ·2022-01-15
    wow pls like
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    • Ahlec
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      2022-01-15
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  • Humbly
    ·2022-01-15
    Commodities, which have been suppressed for a long time and suffer from under investment, are set to rise.
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  • HuatTheFffff
    ·2022-01-13
    hmmm... agree, and depending on which company, the stock can perform regardless of higher interest or inflation rates
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  • yinghao94
    ·2022-01-13
    companies with solid moat or solid pricing power is what we need in this bad times [Miser] [Miser] [Miser]
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  • sseregit
    ·2022-01-12
    Depending on your risk appetite and time horizon. If you are retiring soon, don't take too much risk on growth stocks
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  • KYHBKO
    ·2022-01-12
    FAANG accounts for most of the growth of the S&P 500 stocks for 2021.  Abandon the technological stocks at your own risks.
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  • Vandaluus
    ·2022-01-12
    Old economy stocks have performed well since Fed's  hawkish stance last year. It remains to be seen which tech counters can rise from the relentless dumping.
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  • Netfalcon
    ·2022-01-12
    A return to value is overdue. Tech stocks being abandoned is probably too much - more likely relatively less strong growth (and some corrections - hi TSLA!), compared to value catch-up
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  • 苗派
    ·2022-01-12
    Tech stock have its own cycle of up & down, eventually demand will drive supply, growth will drive value. 😄
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  • Dac19
    ·2022-01-12
    Tech may be affected in the short term. Good opp to buy when the price falls to more reasonable level.
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