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The content says that Goldman Sachs recommends going long healthcare and renewable energy, and going short large pharmaceutical companies, defense, and cryptocurrencies.
U.S. midterm elections are approaching; this is Goldman Sachs' trading guide
Go long healthcare and renewable energy, go short large pharmaceutical companies, defense, and cryptocurrencies, and be cautious about AI the infrastructure sector.
Source: https://www.panewslab.com/zh/articles/01a19635-52b6-76c0-808a-a70091df4114
The headline says that the U.S. midterm elections are approaching.
The content says to go long healthcare and renewable energy.
The content says to go short large pharmaceutical companies, defense, and cryptocurrencies.
The content says to be cautious about AI the infrastructure sector.
The content attributes the above trading guide to Goldman Sachs.
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“Going long” means tending to bet on the related sector's rise, while “going short” means tending to bet on the related sector's decline. The content lists trading directions for different sectors and cautions about AI the infrastructure sector.
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