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bubble

[buhb-uhl] / ˈbʌb əl /




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The recent selloff in many tech-related stocks has many worrying that the artificial intelligence bubble may be popping.

From Barron's

This positions bitcoin as a more long-term play, but in her opinion, current bitcoin doom and gloom will look “as dated as the early internet bubble calls.”

From MarketWatch

While acknowledging investor concerns around “a potential bubble in the technology sector,” the group said its exposure to software is half that of the industry average.

From The Wall Street Journal

Investors seemed more focused on issues like the lingering bubble concerns, interest-rate uncertainty and swelling inventories.

From MarketWatch

One that the AI bubble might be deflating is the loss of monopolistic-like pricing power by the leading companies.

From MarketWatch