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What Inflation? Small Investors Keep Piling Into Flashy Growth Stocks<blockquote>什么通货膨胀？小投资者不断涌入华丽的成长型股票</blockquote>

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Small Investors Keep Piling Into Flashy Growth Stocks<blockquote>什么通货膨胀？小投资者不断涌入华丽的成长型股票</blockquote>","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1143924299","media":"WSJ","summary":"Conventional Wall Street wisdom says inflation is bad for growth and technology stocks. Many small i","content":"Conventional Wall Street wisdom says inflation is bad for growth and technology stocks. Many small investors don’t care.<blockquote>华尔街的传统观点认为，通胀不利于增长股和科技股。很多小投资者不在乎。</blockquote> Individual investors continue to stampede into shares of growth companies, the types of buzzy stocks that have enjoyed explosive price gains this year. Advanced Micro Devices Inc.,&nbsp;Nvidia Corp. and Apple Inc. are the three stocks most purchased this month by individual investors, according to VandaTrack, a Vanda Research flow tracker that measures net purchases.<blockquote>个人投资者继续涌入成长型公司的股票，这些热门股票今年价格出现了爆炸性上涨。根据衡量净购买量的Vanda Research流量跟踪机构VandaTrack的数据，Advanced Micro Devices Inc.、Nvidia Corp.和苹果公司是本月个人投资者购买最多的三只股票。</blockquote> Growth stocks are typically companies—often tech firms—that are expected to deliver faster-than-average profit growth in the future. They tend to flourish in a low-rate environment, including over the past year and a half. Investors are typically willing to pay higher prices for such companies when they don’t see many alternatives for making sizable profits.<blockquote>成长型股票通常是预计未来利润增长快于平均水平的公司（通常是科技公司）。它们往往在低利率环境中蓬勃发展，包括在过去一年半的时间里。当投资者看不到许多赚取可观利润的替代方案时，他们通常愿意为此类公司支付更高的价格。</blockquote> For example, 18 of the stocks that are most favored by individual investors, including the chip makers AMD and Nvidia, trade on average at nearly 13 times their trailing 12-month sales, according to an analysis by Dow Jones Market Data. Stocks in the S&amp;P 500 trade at an average of three times their sales.<blockquote>例如，根据道琼斯市场数据的分析，包括芯片制造商AMD和英伟达在内的18只最受个人投资者青睐的股票的平均交易价格是其过去12个月销售额的近13倍。标普500股票的平均交易价格是其销售额的三倍。</blockquote> But mounting inflation can be troublesome for growth stocks. That is because inflation brings the prospect of higher interest rates and higher bond yields, making the future cash flows of growth stocks less attractive. Traders, in turn, typically shuffle their portfolios to include other investments that stand to benefit from rising rates.<blockquote>但通胀上升可能会给成长型股票带来麻烦。这是因为通胀带来了利率上升和债券收益率上升的前景，使得成长型股票的未来现金流吸引力下降。反过来，交易者通常会调整他们的投资组合，纳入其他将从利率上升中受益的投资。</blockquote> A government report this month showed that the consumer-price index jumped 6.2% in October from a year earlier, climbing atthe fastest pace in three decades. Fund-flow tracker EPFR, whose data captures mostly institutional investor behavior, estimates that investors responded by yanking more than $2 billion out of U.S. tech-focused mutual and exchange-traded funds in the two weeks ended Nov. 17. That marks the worst stretch since a two-week period ended in early January 2019.<blockquote>本月的一份政府报告显示，10月份消费者价格指数同比上涨6.2%，以三十年来最快的速度攀升。资金流追踪公司EPFR的数据主要捕捉机构投资者的行为，该公司估计，截至11月17日的两周内，投资者从美国以科技为重点的共同基金和交易所交易基金中撤出了超过20亿美元。这是自2019年1月初结束的两周以来最糟糕的一段时间。</blockquote> At the same time, institutional investors are pumping money into more value-oriented sectors, such as consumer goods, healthcare and utilities, EPFR data show. Those industries tend to trade at lower valuations and tend to be more defensive moves for investors during times of heightened uncertainty.<blockquote>EPFR数据显示，与此同时，机构投资者正在向消费品、医疗保健和公用事业等更具价值导向的行业注入资金。这些行业的估值往往较低，在不确定性加剧的时期，投资者往往会采取更具防御性的举措。</blockquote> Greg Hahn, chief investment officer of Indianapolis-based Winthrop Capital Management, said his team has been paring back exposure to large-cap technology stocks.<blockquote>总部位于印第安纳波利斯的温思罗普资本管理公司首席投资官格雷格·哈恩表示，他的团队一直在削减对大型科技股的投资。</blockquote> “We’re shifting out of growth,” Mr. Hahn said. Instead, the firm is focused on finding quality companies that have reasonable valuations and strong balance sheets—ones that are “sustainable in a potentially rough next market cycle,” he said.<blockquote>“我们正在摆脱增长，”哈恩先生说。相反，该公司专注于寻找估值合理、资产负债表强劲的优质公司——这些公司“在可能艰难的下一个市场周期中可持续发展”，他表示。</blockquote> Recently, Mr. Hahn said, he has added exposure to a company that manufactures engines and generators and a pharmaceutical company that produces medicines and other products for animals.<blockquote>哈恩先生说，最近，他增加了对一家制造发动机和发电机的公司以及一家为动物生产药品和其他产品的制药公司的投资。</blockquote> To be sure, U.S. stocks are still hovering near records, bond yields remain historically low and&nbsp;an earlier rally in gold prices&nbsp;has subsided. That suggests that inflation fears haven’t yet spurred many professional investors to entirely upend their playbooks. Some 61% of fund managers surveyed this month believe inflation is transitory, according to Bank of America Global Research.<blockquote>可以肯定的是，美国股市仍在纪录附近徘徊，债券收益率仍处于历史低位，金价早些时候的涨势已经消退。这表明通胀担忧尚未刺激许多专业投资者完全颠覆他们的策略。根据美国银行全球研究部的数据，本月接受调查的约61%的基金经理认为通胀是暂时的。</blockquote> Still, the recent divergence in strategy between professional and individual investors is the latest example of&nbsp;the unusual dynamics that have played out in financial markets&nbsp;this year. Repeatedly, small investors&nbsp;have upended longstanding trading strategies&nbsp;by sending stocks such asGameStopCorp.andHertz Global HoldingsInc.HTZ11.06%soaring, with little regard for the companies’ underlying value. Some rely on classic momentum investing—a strategy of buying assets simply because they are rising.<blockquote>尽管如此，最近专业投资者和个人投资者之间的策略分歧是今年金融市场异常动态的最新例子。小投资者多次颠覆了长期的交易策略，推动GameStopCorp.和Hertz Global HoldingsInc.等股票飙升，而很少考虑这些公司的潜在价值。有些人依赖经典的动量投资——一种仅仅因为资产正在上涨就购买资产的策略。</blockquote> It isn’t uncommon for stocks favored by individual investors to be volatile. But those stocks can pay off too: AMD and Nvidia are each up 28% or more month-to-date, while Apple has climbed 8.1%. That compares with a 2.1% rise for the S&amp;P 500.<blockquote>个人投资者青睐的股票波动并不罕见。但这些股票也可以获得回报：AMD和Nvidia本月迄今均上涨了28%或更多，而苹果则上涨了8.1%。相比之下，标普500的涨幅为2.1%。</blockquote> “The lesson we’ve learned over the past 12 to 18 months…is that IPOs, fiscal stimulus and other micro [events] are much bigger drivers for retail investor behavior” than inflation readings, said Viraj Patel, global macro strategist at Vanda Research. “We’ve never woken up the day after the CPI and seen huge selling from retail investors.”<blockquote>Vanda Research全球宏观策略师Viraj Patel表示，“我们在过去12至18个月中吸取的教训……是，IPO、财政刺激和其他微观[事件]是散户投资者行为的更大驱动因素”。“我们从来没有在CPI公布后的第二天醒来，看到散户投资者大量抛售。”</blockquote> Matt Delao, a 28-year-old individual investor from California, said he has followed data on inflation and supply-chain snarls this year. But he said his trading strategy has focused mostly on screening for stocks that appear priced for a significant move. Recently, he has traded options for AMD and bitcoin-mining companyRiot Blockchain&nbsp;Inc.<blockquote>来自加州的28岁个人投资者马特·德劳(Matt Delao)表示，他今年一直在关注通胀和供应链混乱的数据。但他表示，他的交易策略主要集中在筛选那些定价似乎会出现重大波动的股票。最近，他交易了AMD和比特币矿业公司Riot Blockchain Inc.的期权。</blockquote>","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; charset=utf-8\" />\n<meta name=\"viewport\" content=\"width=device-width,initial-scale=1.0,minimum-scale=1.0,maximum-scale=1.0,user-scalable=no\"/>\n<meta name=\"format-detection\" content=\"telephone=no,email=no,address=no\" />\n<title>What Inflation? 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Small Investors Keep Piling Into Flashy Growth Stocks<blockquote>什么通货膨胀？小投资者不断涌入华丽的成长型股票</blockquote>\n</h2>\n<h4 class=\"meta\">\n\nWSJ2021-11-25 21:24\n\n</h4>\n</header>\n<article>\nConventional Wall Street wisdom says inflation is bad for growth and technology stocks. Many small investors don’t care.<blockquote>华尔街的传统观点认为，通胀不利于增长股和科技股。很多小投资者不在乎。</blockquote> Individual investors continue to stampede into shares of growth companies, the types of buzzy stocks that have enjoyed explosive price gains this year. Advanced Micro Devices Inc.,&nbsp;Nvidia Corp. and Apple Inc. are the three stocks most purchased this month by individual investors, according to VandaTrack, a Vanda Research flow tracker that measures net purchases.<blockquote>个人投资者继续涌入成长型公司的股票，这些热门股票今年价格出现了爆炸性上涨。根据衡量净购买量的Vanda Research流量跟踪机构VandaTrack的数据，Advanced Micro Devices Inc.、Nvidia Corp.和苹果公司是本月个人投资者购买最多的三只股票。</blockquote> Growth stocks are typically companies—often tech firms—that are expected to deliver faster-than-average profit growth in the future. They tend to flourish in a low-rate environment, including over the past year and a half. Investors are typically willing to pay higher prices for such companies when they don’t see many alternatives for making sizable profits.<blockquote>成长型股票通常是预计未来利润增长快于平均水平的公司（通常是科技公司）。它们往往在低利率环境中蓬勃发展，包括在过去一年半的时间里。当投资者看不到许多赚取可观利润的替代方案时，他们通常愿意为此类公司支付更高的价格。</blockquote> For example, 18 of the stocks that are most favored by individual investors, including the chip makers AMD and Nvidia, trade on average at nearly 13 times their trailing 12-month sales, according to an analysis by Dow Jones Market Data. Stocks in the S&amp;P 500 trade at an average of three times their sales.<blockquote>例如，根据道琼斯市场数据的分析，包括芯片制造商AMD和英伟达在内的18只最受个人投资者青睐的股票的平均交易价格是其过去12个月销售额的近13倍。标普500股票的平均交易价格是其销售额的三倍。</blockquote> But mounting inflation can be troublesome for growth stocks. That is because inflation brings the prospect of higher interest rates and higher bond yields, making the future cash flows of growth stocks less attractive. Traders, in turn, typically shuffle their portfolios to include other investments that stand to benefit from rising rates.<blockquote>但通胀上升可能会给成长型股票带来麻烦。这是因为通胀带来了利率上升和债券收益率上升的前景，使得成长型股票的未来现金流吸引力下降。反过来，交易者通常会调整他们的投资组合，纳入其他将从利率上升中受益的投资。</blockquote> A government report this month showed that the consumer-price index jumped 6.2% in October from a year earlier, climbing atthe fastest pace in three decades. Fund-flow tracker EPFR, whose data captures mostly institutional investor behavior, estimates that investors responded by yanking more than $2 billion out of U.S. tech-focused mutual and exchange-traded funds in the two weeks ended Nov. 17. That marks the worst stretch since a two-week period ended in early January 2019.<blockquote>本月的一份政府报告显示，10月份消费者价格指数同比上涨6.2%，以三十年来最快的速度攀升。资金流追踪公司EPFR的数据主要捕捉机构投资者的行为，该公司估计，截至11月17日的两周内，投资者从美国以科技为重点的共同基金和交易所交易基金中撤出了超过20亿美元。这是自2019年1月初结束的两周以来最糟糕的一段时间。</blockquote> At the same time, institutional investors are pumping money into more value-oriented sectors, such as consumer goods, healthcare and utilities, EPFR data show. Those industries tend to trade at lower valuations and tend to be more defensive moves for investors during times of heightened uncertainty.<blockquote>EPFR数据显示，与此同时，机构投资者正在向消费品、医疗保健和公用事业等更具价值导向的行业注入资金。这些行业的估值往往较低，在不确定性加剧的时期，投资者往往会采取更具防御性的举措。</blockquote> Greg Hahn, chief investment officer of Indianapolis-based Winthrop Capital Management, said his team has been paring back exposure to large-cap technology stocks.<blockquote>总部位于印第安纳波利斯的温思罗普资本管理公司首席投资官格雷格·哈恩表示，他的团队一直在削减对大型科技股的投资。</blockquote> “We’re shifting out of growth,” Mr. Hahn said. Instead, the firm is focused on finding quality companies that have reasonable valuations and strong balance sheets—ones that are “sustainable in a potentially rough next market cycle,” he said.<blockquote>“我们正在摆脱增长，”哈恩先生说。相反，该公司专注于寻找估值合理、资产负债表强劲的优质公司——这些公司“在可能艰难的下一个市场周期中可持续发展”，他表示。</blockquote> Recently, Mr. Hahn said, he has added exposure to a company that manufactures engines and generators and a pharmaceutical company that produces medicines and other products for animals.<blockquote>哈恩先生说，最近，他增加了对一家制造发动机和发电机的公司以及一家为动物生产药品和其他产品的制药公司的投资。</blockquote> To be sure, U.S. stocks are still hovering near records, bond yields remain historically low and&nbsp;an earlier rally in gold prices&nbsp;has subsided. That suggests that inflation fears haven’t yet spurred many professional investors to entirely upend their playbooks. Some 61% of fund managers surveyed this month believe inflation is transitory, according to Bank of America Global Research.<blockquote>可以肯定的是，美国股市仍在纪录附近徘徊，债券收益率仍处于历史低位，金价早些时候的涨势已经消退。这表明通胀担忧尚未刺激许多专业投资者完全颠覆他们的策略。根据美国银行全球研究部的数据，本月接受调查的约61%的基金经理认为通胀是暂时的。</blockquote> Still, the recent divergence in strategy between professional and individual investors is the latest example of&nbsp;the unusual dynamics that have played out in financial markets&nbsp;this year. Repeatedly, small investors&nbsp;have upended longstanding trading strategies&nbsp;by sending stocks such asGameStopCorp.andHertz Global HoldingsInc.HTZ11.06%soaring, with little regard for the companies’ underlying value. Some rely on classic momentum investing—a strategy of buying assets simply because they are rising.<blockquote>尽管如此，最近专业投资者和个人投资者之间的策略分歧是今年金融市场异常动态的最新例子。小投资者多次颠覆了长期的交易策略，推动GameStopCorp.和Hertz Global HoldingsInc.等股票飙升，而很少考虑这些公司的潜在价值。有些人依赖经典的动量投资——一种仅仅因为资产正在上涨就购买资产的策略。</blockquote> It isn’t uncommon for stocks favored by individual investors to be volatile. But those stocks can pay off too: AMD and Nvidia are each up 28% or more month-to-date, while Apple has climbed 8.1%. That compares with a 2.1% rise for the S&amp;P 500.<blockquote>个人投资者青睐的股票波动并不罕见。但这些股票也可以获得回报：AMD和Nvidia本月迄今均上涨了28%或更多，而苹果则上涨了8.1%。相比之下，标普500的涨幅为2.1%。</blockquote> “The lesson we’ve learned over the past 12 to 18 months…is that IPOs, fiscal stimulus and other micro [events] are much bigger drivers for retail investor behavior” than inflation readings, said Viraj Patel, global macro strategist at Vanda Research. “We’ve never woken up the day after the CPI and seen huge selling from retail investors.”<blockquote>Vanda Research全球宏观策略师Viraj Patel表示，“我们在过去12至18个月中吸取的教训……是，IPO、财政刺激和其他微观[事件]是散户投资者行为的更大驱动因素”。“我们从来没有在CPI公布后的第二天醒来，看到散户投资者大量抛售。”</blockquote> Matt Delao, a 28-year-old individual investor from California, said he has followed data on inflation and supply-chain snarls this year. But he said his trading strategy has focused mostly on screening for stocks that appear priced for a significant move. Recently, he has traded options for AMD and bitcoin-mining companyRiot Blockchain&nbsp;Inc.<blockquote>来自加州的28岁个人投资者马特·德劳(Matt Delao)表示，他今年一直在关注通胀和供应链混乱的数据。但他表示，他的交易策略主要集中在筛选那些定价似乎会出现重大波动的股票。最近，他交易了AMD和比特币矿业公司Riot Blockchain Inc.的期权。</blockquote>\n<div class=\"bt-text\">\n\n\n 来源：<a href=\"https://www.wsj.com/articles/what-inflation-small-investors-keep-piling-into-flashy-growth-stocks-11637836200?siteid=yhoof2\">WSJ</a>\n为提升您的阅读体验，我们对本页面进行了排版优化\n\n\n</div>\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{"AAPL":"苹果","AMD":"美国超微公司","NVDA":"英伟达"},"source_url":"https://www.wsj.com/articles/what-inflation-small-investors-keep-piling-into-flashy-growth-stocks-11637836200?siteid=yhoof2","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"1143924299","content_text":"Conventional Wall Street wisdom says inflation is bad for growth and technology stocks. Many small investors don’t care.\nIndividual investors continue to stampede into shares of growth companies, the types of buzzy stocks that have enjoyed explosive price gains this year. Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Nvidia Corp. and Apple Inc. are the three stocks most purchased this month by individual investors, according to VandaTrack, a Vanda Research flow tracker that measures net purchases.\nGrowth stocks are typically companies—often tech firms—that are expected to deliver faster-than-average profit growth in the future. They tend to flourish in a low-rate environment, including over the past year and a half. Investors are typically willing to pay higher prices for such companies when they don’t see many alternatives for making sizable profits.\nFor example, 18 of the stocks that are most favored by individual investors, including the chip makers AMD and Nvidia, trade on average at nearly 13 times their trailing 12-month sales, according to an analysis by Dow Jones Market Data. Stocks in the S&P 500 trade at an average of three times their sales.\nBut mounting inflation can be troublesome for growth stocks. That is because inflation brings the prospect of higher interest rates and higher bond yields, making the future cash flows of growth stocks less attractive. Traders, in turn, typically shuffle their portfolios to include other investments that stand to benefit from rising rates.\nA government report this month showed that the consumer-price index jumped 6.2% in October from a year earlier, climbing atthe fastest pace in three decades. Fund-flow tracker EPFR, whose data captures mostly institutional investor behavior, estimates that investors responded by yanking more than $2 billion out of U.S. tech-focused mutual and exchange-traded funds in the two weeks ended Nov. 17. That marks the worst stretch since a two-week period ended in early January 2019.\nAt the same time, institutional investors are pumping money into more value-oriented sectors, such as consumer goods, healthcare and utilities, EPFR data show. Those industries tend to trade at lower valuations and tend to be more defensive moves for investors during times of heightened uncertainty.\nGreg Hahn, chief investment officer of Indianapolis-based Winthrop Capital Management, said his team has been paring back exposure to large-cap technology stocks.\n“We’re shifting out of growth,” Mr. Hahn said. Instead, the firm is focused on finding quality companies that have reasonable valuations and strong balance sheets—ones that are “sustainable in a potentially rough next market cycle,” he said.\nRecently, Mr. Hahn said, he has added exposure to a company that manufactures engines and generators and a pharmaceutical company that produces medicines and other products for animals.\nTo be sure, U.S. stocks are still hovering near records, bond yields remain historically low and an earlier rally in gold prices has subsided. That suggests that inflation fears haven’t yet spurred many professional investors to entirely upend their playbooks. Some 61% of fund managers surveyed this month believe inflation is transitory, according to Bank of America Global Research.\nStill, the recent divergence in strategy between professional and individual investors is the latest example of the unusual dynamics that have played out in financial markets this year. Repeatedly, small investors have upended longstanding trading strategies by sending stocks such asGameStopCorp.andHertz Global HoldingsInc.HTZ11.06%soaring, with little regard for the companies’ underlying value. Some rely on classic momentum investing—a strategy of buying assets simply because they are rising.\nIt isn’t uncommon for stocks favored by individual investors to be volatile. But those stocks can pay off too: AMD and Nvidia are each up 28% or more month-to-date, while Apple has climbed 8.1%. That compares with a 2.1% rise for the S&P 500.\n“The lesson we’ve learned over the past 12 to 18 months…is that IPOs, fiscal stimulus and other micro [events] are much bigger drivers for retail investor behavior” than inflation readings, said Viraj Patel, global macro strategist at Vanda Research. “We’ve never woken up the day after the CPI and seen huge selling from retail investors.”\nMatt Delao, a 28-year-old individual investor from California, said he has followed data on inflation and supply-chain snarls this year. But he said his trading strategy has focused mostly on screening for stocks that appear priced for a significant move. Recently, he has traded options for AMD and bitcoin-mining companyRiot Blockchain Inc.","news_type":1,"symbols_score_info":{"AAPL":0.9,"AMD":0.9,"NVDA":0.9}},"isVote":1,"tweetType":1,"viewCount":744,"commentLimit":10,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"symbols":[],"verified":2,"subType":0,"readableState":1,"langContent":"CN","currentLanguage":"CN","warmUpFlag":false,"orderFlag":false,"shareable":true,"causeOfNotShareable":"","featuresForAnalytics":[],"commentAndTweetFlag":false,"andRepostAutoSelectedFlag":false,"upFlag":false,"length":4,"xxTargetLangEnum":"ZH_CN"},"commentList":[],"isCommentEnd":true,"isTiger":false,"isWeiXinMini":false,"url":"/m/post/877910211"}