US stocks saw a wave of sale of technology stocks at the beginning of this week, but it was only a temporary decline in light of the positive expectations of the economy, according to the strategies “Goldman Sachs”. The rapid spread of the low -cost -artificial intelligence model developed by the Chinese startup “Deepseek” shocked investors and erased a trillion dollar of the value of the NASDAQ 100 index on Monday. However, the “Goldman Sachs” team, led by Peter Openimer, confirmed in a memorandum that this decline does not indicate a continuous decline in the stock market. The streets explained that “most of the falling markets occur as a result of the expectation of low profits due to the fear of economic stagnation,” which is a little possibility during the next 12 months. A limited decline has led the incredible success of “Deep Seck” to concern about US dominance in the field of artificial intelligence, as well as the judgments of large companies such as “Invidia”. But the experts of ‘Goldman Sachs’ see that the decline in stocks will be limited, especially with low interest rates and low inflation, unless unrealistic economic surprises occur. Also read: Ali baby starts an artificial intelligence model and emphasizes his superiority over “Deep Seck” and “Meta”. Obenheimer recently warned about the significant increase in assessments and market value is unusually concentrated in a few companies, highlighting the importance of geographical diversification of investments and expanding their scope in different sectors. In an interview with ‘Bloomberg’ TV on January 20, a week before the turmoil in the market, he said that US shares were ‘almost fully pronounced’. However, he believes that there is room for more profits during the next year. “The dominance of the US stock market, the technological sector and large businesses does not reflect a bubble caused by irrational optimism, but rather highlights strong economic foundations,” according to the strategies in a memorandum Wednesday. They added that “the strong profit growth at index level will fall, which provides greater opportunities for diversification.”
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