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Explain this story: BofA Sees the End of ‘Easy Money’ Made From the AI-Spending Trade
Bank of America strategists believe that making "easy money" from the AI-spending trade will become increasingly difficult. They suggest a pivot away from AI-linked capital expenditures and towards consumer-driven spending, as the market has already priced in the shift to AI capex and white-collar job losses are impacting discretionary consumption. Fund managers' current positioning shows a near-record low in "AI disruptees" sectors and high positioning in industrial stocks, indicating a perceived saturation in AI investment returns.
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Bank of America strategists believe that making "easy money" from the AI-spending trade will become increasingly difficult. They suggest a pivot away from AI-linked capital expenditures and towards consumer-driven spending, as the market has already priced in the shift to AI capex and white-collar job losses are impacting discretionary consumption. Fund managers' current positioning shows a near-record low in "AI disruptees" sectors and high positioning in industrial stocks, indicating a perceived saturation in AI investment returns.
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