To those of you with offshore investments in the USA whether its equities or ETFs, the tech sectors has been the buzz for a long time now. Forget about the tariffs and other geo-political factors, some analysts say the A.I/tech market is becoming hot and the bubble may burst. What are some of your opinions on this? Of course diversification is key but curious to hear from investors and traders here.
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US Markets : AI Bubble looming ?
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EmmanuelGoldstein
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The bubble may burst but being a software developer nowadays is a risk
FiestaST
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"Media" doom & gloom plays a massive part in posts of this nature.
Not bothered personally.
Not bothered personally.
I’ve been avoiding growth stocks in general.
Only if your job is so simple that it can be automated.
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I agree with you 100% mate.
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The massive investments into AI, particularly in the US ,is based on the expected/predicted returns by 2030 and beyond...that being a 10 to 14 percent growth of global GDP as a result of AI driven tech and efficiency etc...which translates to 10 to 15 trillion USD!!....
This is essentially what makes this such an attractive investment for the coming years.....
Beyond that Im a bit less optimistic, I don't believe that the downsides have been thoroughly understood or even forseen.
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This is essentially what makes this such an attractive investment for the coming years.....
Beyond that Im a bit less optimistic, I don't believe that the downsides have been thoroughly understood or even forseen.
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Mike Hoxbig
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There are actual real world applications making use of AI. It's not all your ChatGPT walls of text. AI isn't going away anytime soon...