Investor Leo Nelissen highlights a structural market rotation away from long-duration tech stocks toward short-duration, value-oriented sectors such as energy, materials, and industrials. This shift is driven by AI disrupting software competitive advantages and inflation pressures, making tech stocks less attractive despite growth prospects. Sectors like energy benefit from increased AI power demand and geopolitical supply constraints, offering more resilience. Nelissen recommends underweighting software and overweighting hard assets, gold miners, landowners, and railroads for a balanced portfolio amid these trends.
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