Starting this year, I’ve summarized the investment sectors to watch closely. Everyone knows about them, but these are truly important trends.
First, energy issues. Power demand continues to rise, especially with the supply and demand of key resources like lithium and uranium being critical. The shift toward eco-friendly energy and the imbalance in energy supply and demand make this an unavoidable investment area.
Second, AI is no longer optional. In particular, the development of brain science-related technologies is crucial, and this will likely be the key to advancing AI.
Third, the robotics industry. The combination of brain technology and manufacturing will accelerate automation even further.
Fourth, commercial space ventures. The pace at which private commercialization in aerospace is becoming a reality is faster than expected.
Finally, the defense industry—especially drones and key defense technologies—also warrants attention.
These five sectors are likely to become important benchmarks for asset allocation moving forward.
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ShortingEnthusiast
· 6h ago
Energy and AI are indeed major issues, but this logic has become cliché... The real profit still depends on who can buy the dip.
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GateUser-75ee51e7
· 6h ago
I don't quite agree with the space track; it still feels a bit hyped... But energy and AI are indeed unavoidable.
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DataOnlooker
· 6h ago
Energy and AI are indeed unavoidable, but the real money is still in chips and computing power.
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 6h ago
Energy and AI are indeed hard currencies, but I still prefer nuclear energy. The rise in uranium prices has just begun.
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GasFeeCryBaby
· 6h ago
Uranium is really the future. Isn't this already something we all knew?
Starting this year, I’ve summarized the investment sectors to watch closely. Everyone knows about them, but these are truly important trends.
First, energy issues. Power demand continues to rise, especially with the supply and demand of key resources like lithium and uranium being critical. The shift toward eco-friendly energy and the imbalance in energy supply and demand make this an unavoidable investment area.
Second, AI is no longer optional. In particular, the development of brain science-related technologies is crucial, and this will likely be the key to advancing AI.
Third, the robotics industry. The combination of brain technology and manufacturing will accelerate automation even further.
Fourth, commercial space ventures. The pace at which private commercialization in aerospace is becoming a reality is faster than expected.
Finally, the defense industry—especially drones and key defense technologies—also warrants attention.
These five sectors are likely to become important benchmarks for asset allocation moving forward.