Does any of this actually have anything to do with Iran? (a small time meme that's been decoupled from the global economy for a long time now)Or is this actually the AI bubble bursting? Look at the stocks worst affected, it's the magnificent 7 and AI adjacent tickers. This is probably an AI bubble crash and nobody has noticed that? Lmao
>>62039711it's the jews
>>62039711I've seen a few things calling this out. I didn't watch but someordinarygamers had a vid saying how it looks like it's starting to popThe oil thing will probably be real tho
>>62039711It's the AI bubble leaking now, people warned about this happening but everyone was all in on leather jacket man.
>>62039711Why not both?It's not like the speculative bubbles don't usually burst because the value of the speculative asset keeps going up. To pop this bubble we needed something to sow panic and get everyone to go the exit all at once. An energy crisis might be the thing that triggers panic to sell an asset that is heavily energy dependent...
>>62039723this unironically
>>62039711>still talking about the existence of an AI bubble in the big 2026lollmao
>>62039723fpbp
>>62040083A "bubble" doesn't necessarily mean it's going away entirely, it just means speculative investing was in that sector
>>62040136it means there is eventually a pop that wipes out 90% of the sector. are you following?
>>62040157Not necessarily. Dotcom for instance, it's not that the internet wasn't valuable, it was just overvalued vs the real value. It popped, many suffered, but the internet survived and the big players thrived thereafter.AI isn't as valuable as the dotcom products were but it does have value, we will retrace down and some of these memes will die but I don't think it's going away
Check NVDA
>>62040191No, retard. That simply wasn't a bubble either. In a bubble an asset returns to the value it had before it happened.
>>62039711>decoupled from the global economy
>>62040191Anon most dotcom bubble companies died, which is what the other anon means.That the underlying technology is valuable doesn't mean that most of the current crop of companies are.
Its both, marginally higher energy really fucks ai because it requires so muchIm ai pilled now since openclaw and opus 4.6 tho, and would reccomend buying the dip
>>62039723This
>>62040198Thanks for your incorrect opinion, faggot>>62040661Most isn't "90%" lol, that's a doomsday event that no industry returns from. All a bubble pop is, is a correction. Because markets aren't perfectly efficient, they find the right value in a dialectic fashion: overvalue => undervalue => synthesis/harmony. People are herd animals, rush in rush out.
>>62040661Considering I need these companies to do my job now I would say they’re pretty important.
