# Defensive Allocation İlgili Makaleler

Goldman Sachs: How to Invest in Tech Stocks in the Second Half of the Year?

Goldman Sachs remains bullish on tech stocks in the second half of the year, advising a shift from "buying the sector" to "picking individual companies." The firm's latest report indicates the AI-driven tech cycle shows no signs of peaking, with supply exceeding demand or technological progress slowing yet to materialize. Recent pullbacks are viewed as healthy corrections following rapid gains, not a trend reversal. Three core investment themes are highlighted: 1) Maintain overweight positions in AI server and data center-related hardware stocks. 2) Conduct more nuanced risk-reward assessments in sub-sectors where supply and demand are tightening. 3) During periods of declining risk appetite, consider software and IT services companies leveraging AI to create new business opportunities as a defensive play. The report emphasizes that future outperformance will depend more on individual company competitiveness (alpha) rather than broad sector momentum (beta). Companies likely to excel are those benefiting from price increases, possessing strong capacity expansion capabilities, having undervalued AI growth potential, or holding unique catalysts. For defense, Goldman suggests focusing on AI-enabling software and service firms—such as those in AI consulting, data infrastructure, and cybersecurity—which may see efficiency gains and new demand, rather than retreating to traditional defensive sectors. Overall, the strategy balances offensive exposure to AI infrastructure with defensive positioning in AI-applicable software and services.

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