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高盛表示:是时候入手这些股票了

高盛表示:是时候入手这些股票了

Anne Sraders 2020-07-28
每当美元疲软,外国投资者对美股的兴趣便会加倍。

虽然美元正在贬值,但如果选对了股票,投资者依然可以幸运地赚上一笔。

高盛外汇分析师在上周五的一份报告中预测,贸易加权美元将在明年贬值约5.3%,较五月中旬下跌4%。

可以肯定的是,美元正在遭受沉重打击。上个月,美元指数下跌4%,不少人认为,这场疫情可能会彻底推翻美元的主导地位。尽管美元抛售大潮已经拉开序幕,但高盛的分析师依然表示:“从目前大多数指标来看,美元仍然是被高估的,基本面也不佳。”

摩根士丹利的首席投资官丽莎•沙乐特在周一的一份报告中指出,唯有缩小财政赤字、出台更有效的危机解决政策、稳住美元高增长高收益的特性,才能从根本上保证其本身的价值。如果没有以上先决条件的支撑,所谓的“美元牛市”也只是垂死挣扎而已。

尽管美元疲软可能会给诸如非必需消费品一类的国内重仓股带来不利影响,但高盛策略师指出,对于一些重点关注国际销售的关键行业而言,这可能是个福音,即“面向国际”的技术和能源(高盛指出,它们在全球的销售额分别占57%和39%)。

除此以外,每当美元疲软,外国投资者对美股的兴趣便会加倍。高盛的分析师预计,外国投资者今年抢购的美股总额将会达到3000亿美元,“一举超越众多企业,成为美股需求的最大来源。”

事实上,高盛指出,“汇率的变化只能反映一个国家潜在的经济状况,并不是股市变化的直接驱动因素。”但从历史来看,像科技股、能源股这类高增长、高质量的股票向来都会表现得更为强劲一点。换言之,“当美元走弱时,投资者会更青睐那些海外营收占比更大的公司。”高盛的分析师写道。

那么,具体哪些股票是利好的呢?

首先还是那些面向国际市场的科技巨头,如人工智能计算公司英伟达、半导体设备商Applied Materials、半导体跨国公司德州仪器、社交网络服务平台Facebook、谷歌母公司Alphabet、芯片生产商英特尔等。其次是能源公司,如油田服务公司贝克休斯和TechnipFMC等。

另外,高盛还指出,那些在西欧及金砖国家(巴西、俄罗斯、印度、中国)销量较高的股票在美元下跌时也表现良好。这类公司头部包括在线支付服务商PayPal、管理咨询公司埃森哲、石油天然气生产商埃克森美孚、流媒体播放平台Netflix等。(财富中文网)

编译:陈怡轩

虽然美元正在贬值,但如果选对了股票,投资者依然可以幸运地赚上一笔。

高盛外汇分析师在上周五的一份报告中预测,贸易加权美元将在明年贬值约5.3%,较五月中旬下跌4%。

可以肯定的是,美元正在遭受沉重打击。上个月,美元指数下跌4%,不少人认为,这场疫情可能会彻底推翻美元的主导地位。尽管美元抛售大潮已经拉开序幕,但高盛的分析师依然表示:“从目前大多数指标来看,美元仍然是被高估的,基本面也不佳。”

摩根士丹利的首席投资官丽莎•沙乐特在周一的一份报告中指出,唯有缩小财政赤字、出台更有效的危机解决政策、稳住美元高增长高收益的特性,才能从根本上保证其本身的价值。如果没有以上先决条件的支撑,所谓的“美元牛市”也只是垂死挣扎而已。

尽管美元疲软可能会给诸如非必需消费品一类的国内重仓股带来不利影响,但高盛策略师指出,对于一些重点关注国际销售的关键行业而言,这可能是个福音,即“面向国际”的技术和能源(高盛指出,它们在全球的销售额分别占57%和39%)。

除此以外,每当美元疲软,外国投资者对美股的兴趣便会加倍。高盛的分析师预计,外国投资者今年抢购的美股总额将会达到3000亿美元,“一举超越众多企业,成为美股需求的最大来源。”

事实上,高盛指出,“汇率的变化只能反映一个国家潜在的经济状况,并不是股市变化的直接驱动因素。”但从历史来看,像科技股、能源股这类高增长、高质量的股票向来都会表现得更为强劲一点。换言之,“当美元走弱时,投资者会更青睐那些海外营收占比更大的公司。”高盛的分析师写道。

那么,具体哪些股票是利好的呢?

首先还是那些面向国际市场的科技巨头,如人工智能计算公司英伟达、半导体设备商Applied Materials、半导体跨国公司德州仪器、社交网络服务平台Facebook、谷歌母公司Alphabet、芯片生产商英特尔等。其次是能源公司,如油田服务公司贝克休斯和TechnipFMC等。

另外,高盛还指出,那些在西欧及金砖国家(巴西、俄罗斯、印度、中国)销量较高的股票在美元下跌时也表现良好。这类公司头部包括在线支付服务商PayPal、管理咨询公司埃森哲、石油天然气生产商埃克森美孚、流媒体播放平台Netflix等。(财富中文网)

编译:陈怡轩

The U.S. dollar is slumping, but investors could still make some greenbacks off of a few key stocks.

FX strategists at Goldman Sachs predict the trade-weighted USD will weaken some 5.3% in the coming year, off of a roughly 4% slump from mid-May, strategists at the firm wrote in a note last Friday.

To be sure, the dollar has taken a beating recently (the U.S. Dollar Index is down about 4% in the last month)—And there are those that are predicting the coronavirus crisis could topple its supremacy altogether. But despite the selloff, strategists at Goldman believe "the greenback remains overvalued by most metrics and offers poor fundamentals."

Indeed, Morgan Stanley's chief investment officer Lisa Shalett wrote in a Monday note that "we finally see the dollar bull dying, too, as the forces that created dollar scarcity—superior relative growth and yields, a shrinking current account deficit and more effective post-crisis policies—fade."

For investors, that means it might be time to consider repositioning. While a weaker dollar likely bodes ill for domestic-heavy stocks like consumer discretionary, strategists at Goldman point out it could be a boon for a few key sectors with a heavy focus in international sales: Namely, "international-facing" tech and energy (which have 57% and 39% of sales internationally, Goldman points out).

And the big news? Goldman notes since times of weakness for the USD typically make U.S. stocks more appealing for foreign investors, strategists at the firm expect foreign investors to snap up $300 billion of U.S. equities this year "and replace corporations as the largest source of US equity demand," strategists wrote.

While the firm notes that "exchange rates are often a reflection of underlying economic conditions rather than a direct driver of stock returns," stocks in info tech and energy (and those that are higher growth and quality) have historically been the stronger performers. Or, in other words, "When the USD weakens, investors should favor firms with a larger share of revenues generated abroad," the strategists wrote.

Some stocks that should benefit?

Those with a high concentration in international sales like tech giants Nvidia, Applied Materials, Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, Facebook, Alphabet, and Intel; and some energy names including Baker Hughes and TechnipFMC.

Additionally, the firm points out that stocks with higher sales in Western Europe and BRICs countries (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) have also performed well while the U.S. dollar was down. A few top names in those baskets include PayPal, Accenture, Exxon Mobile and Netflix.

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