This Month’s Core Focus Remains on AI Computing Power and Robotics

  1. May Day Holiday News
  • The Xiaomi Core team has released its first inference large model, MiMo, which may accelerate updates and iterations at the software, hardware, OS, and chip levels.
  • The first HarmonyOS computer will be released in May, breaking free from dependence on the Windows system and building a self-controlled, all-scenario ecosystem.
  • Elon Musk stated that Tesla’s humanoid robot could be the fastest product to achieve large-scale production in history.
  • Macroeconomic Environment: No geopolitical deterioration or new negative factors, the impact of tariff events has diminished, and both Hong Kong and US stocks have surged, creating a friendly macro environment for May.
  • Technology Sector News
  • Other Non-Technology News: Involves Taobao Flash Delivery, international oil production increase and price drop, movie tariffs, etc.
  • Personal Opinion
    • Pre-Holiday Review: Some institutions have exited, releasing liquidity from banks, leading to a broad rise in technology stocks, with AI computing power and robotics leading the charge. The market has seen slight volume increase, and the profit-making effect is good, but essentially it is a rotational attribute, with funds speculating on holiday benefits and post-holiday capital inflow.
    • Next Week’s Strategy: Be cautious of high openings followed by declines; this month’s core focus remains on AI computing power and robotics. Given the impact of tariff events, the market will not sustain a rebound; the main focus will be on index protection and sector rotation; smaller movements will see banks and technology sectors alternating.
  • Hot Sectors
    • Strong Points: Strong resonance between edge-side performance and expectations, combined with the May launch of HarmonyOS PCs and rumors of chip standardization.
    • New Changes in Domestic Substitution: Analog chips and power chips have lost cost-effectiveness due to high tariffs on overseas products, creating significant space for domestic substitution.
    • Speculative Play: Pay attention to active AI stocks for price surges; speculative funds supporting Hongbo Co., Ltd. for four consecutive boards will benefit the emotional capital inflow into the AI sector.
    • AI Hardware: Microsoft’s and Meta’s AI service revenues exceeded expectations, igniting bullish sentiment; the A-share AI computing hardware outlook for the second quarter is not pessimistic. Domestic hardware (such as Guangxun Technology, Huagong Technology, etc.) has accelerated in the first quarter; Nvidia’s chain prioritizes new varieties (such as Hewei Electric, Shenghong Technology, etc.) and secondary older varieties (such as Xinyisheng).
    • The Ultimate AI Domains Computing Power
    • Semi-Conductor Chain
    • HW Concept: The May HarmonyOS PC catalyzes many related concepts, including Huaqin Technology, Softcom Power, Chipsea Technology, Digital China, etc.
    • Robotics: Continue to be optimistic; active stocks have returned to pre-tariff event levels, such as Shuanglin Co., Ltd., Changsheng Bearing, etc.
    • Other Directions: Focused on rotation, with a transaction volume of 1.2 trillion, speculation is primarily within a few active stocks in the same sector.

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