The Big Tech AI bubble shows no signs of slowing. Back in early November, stock markets got spooked again—investors were openly worried that mega-cap tech firms are throwing billions at artificial intelligence infrastructure with little to show for it. The spending keeps climbing, but where's the actual return? Meanwhile, inside the corridors of power, none of this market turbulence seemed to register. Policy makers just kept doing their thing, unfazed by the volatility below. It's a classic disconnect: one side sees warning signs in inflated valuations and empty promises, the other side isn't even looking. For traders watching tech exposure, this gap between hype and reality might be the real story worth paying attention to.
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NewPumpamentals
· 13h ago
Burning money to change the story, politicians really aren't worried at all
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DegenDreamer
· 14h ago
Are policymakers really that clueless? They've spent so much money and still haven't produced anything...
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FudVaccinator
· 14h ago
The AI bubble really can't burst this time; the policymakers are completely asleep.
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DancingCandles
· 14h ago
After investing so much money into AI, can it really be recouped? I have my doubts...
The Big Tech AI bubble shows no signs of slowing. Back in early November, stock markets got spooked again—investors were openly worried that mega-cap tech firms are throwing billions at artificial intelligence infrastructure with little to show for it. The spending keeps climbing, but where's the actual return? Meanwhile, inside the corridors of power, none of this market turbulence seemed to register. Policy makers just kept doing their thing, unfazed by the volatility below. It's a classic disconnect: one side sees warning signs in inflated valuations and empty promises, the other side isn't even looking. For traders watching tech exposure, this gap between hype and reality might be the real story worth paying attention to.