für das 2.Halbjahr sagt Dan Ives von Wedbush
www.marketwatch.com/story/...st-says-2020-09-04?mod=home-page
"....Eddy Elfenbein of the Crossing Wall Street blog says these sorts of days aren’t unusual in the middle of rallies. “Contra-trend rallies are typical within larger rallies, but we can’t say that this spells the end of the superstar stock rally. Clearly, there are nervous investors out there, and the bears have shown they’re willing to push back,” he says.
Dan Ives, the veteran tech sector analyst at Wedbush Securities, isn’t shaken.
“While [Thursday’s] massive sell off will cause some white knuckles on the Street as fears of a tech bubble and stretched valuations become the talk of the town, we continue to believe the secular growth themes around the tech sector are unprecedented with the COVID backdrop accelerating growth stories by 1-2 years in some cases,” Ives says. “While much good news has been baked into these names, we view pullbacks like today as opportunities to own the secular growth stories in cloud, cybersecurity, and tech stalwart FAANG names,” he says, with FAANG representing Facebook FB, -4.47%, Amazon AMZN, -5.38%, Apple, Netflix NFLX, -4.89% and Google owner Alphabet GOOG, -3.80%.
Ives says the second phase of the economic rebound, during the second half of this year and into 2021, will “supercharge” the fundamentals and growth trajectories of well positioned tech stocks.“We view this next phase resulting in Street numbers moving higher and a further rerating of tech stocks as the ‘risk on’ trade and hunt for secular growth stories will be the focus for tech investors looking out as we head into the fall, despite volatility and general nervousness around U.S./China trade tensions and the November elections,” says Ives. He says investors should focus on Apple AAPL, -5.48% and Microsoft MSFT, ......