Analyst from Tom Lee's fund: It is currently suitable to buy technology stocks on dips, but diversification is necessary

Mark Newton, an analyst at Tom Lee's fund, stated in an interview with CNBC that it is currently suitable to buy technology stocks on dips, but investors need to maintain diversified allocations and be prepared for sector rotations.

In the past month, cross-asset volatility has significantly increased, with the S&P 500 index recently falling about 6%, and the technology sector also experiencing notable adjustments over the past week. However, compared to the gains in September, he believes the damage to technology stocks has been relatively limited.

This year, the market has consistently shown characteristics of sector rotation, initially with the energy sector rising nearly 40%, then the momentum spreading to the technology sector, and now shifting towards the healthcare sector, which has reached an all-time high. Investors need to be prepared for sector switches and maintain diversified allocations.

Steve Sosnick, Chief Strategist at Interactive Brokers, reminds that even if investors do not actively allocate to AI, they may still hold a high exposure to technology stocks through S&P 500 index funds. Currently, the market remains focused on sector rotation, but he is concerned about the continued decline of technology stocks and that investors are beginning to question the return on AI investments.