It’s not quite right to say those companies are “all in on AI” when their core businesses are still based on physical products and established services. These were already highly successful companies long before the AI boom. If their valuations are inflated because of the hype, a correction wouldn’t send them to zero - it would just bring their prices back in line with their actual underlying value.
But, nvidia (the largest by weight/volume/value on each of the indexes) would be almost nothing without the ai hype, and the loss of Chinese contracts will see it plunge regardless of a bubble.
Google, ms, and apple have added nothing of worth to their products while pumping billions to their ai surveillance bots.
All told, the value of the indexes will plummet like Wile E. Coyote when cartoon reality kicks in.
The bottom, however, will hit much harder than he ever felt.
It’s not quite right to say those companies are “all in on AI” when their core businesses are still based on physical products and established services. These were already highly successful companies long before the AI boom. If their valuations are inflated because of the hype, a correction wouldn’t send them to zero - it would just bring their prices back in line with their actual underlying value.
Fair though “actual underlying value” is a bit of a fiction in general. There really no objective numerical value that is Inherent to anything.
No, but there is a price that people are willing to pay for something which is what economy is based on.
Fair.
But, nvidia (the largest by weight/volume/value on each of the indexes) would be almost nothing without the ai hype, and the loss of Chinese contracts will see it plunge regardless of a bubble.
Google, ms, and apple have added nothing of worth to their products while pumping billions to their ai surveillance bots.
All told, the value of the indexes will plummet like Wile E. Coyote when cartoon reality kicks in.
The bottom, however, will hit much harder than he ever felt.