Mag7 is not overvalued but not tempting to buy. If the forecast materialise, then they are currently trading at undervalued if the AI story plays out well. However, I would prefer to watch now. I definitely prefer the Chinese tech stocks as they are cheaper but would prefer to trade as they are also quick to drop with unfavourable news, especially with the potential for a trade war with the US. Although they have rallied quite a bit since late last year, they are still cheap and is tempting for a quick trade. The speculation of shift from west to east has been there for a long time but investors need to be confident for it to happen and investors are less so for the Chinese market compared to the US due to the bigger role of government at play compared to market forces where policies can quickly happen and stock prices swing. I wish I have a crystal ball to know when but I don’t think it will happen in the next 5 years for investors to go in big.
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