>AI bubblePredicting the stock market is akin to astrology. Nobody knows if it will go up or down.You’re not an astrologer, are you
we live in a world where saying "I do not believe in the economy" is considered hate speech
>>109668963Why yes I am
>>109668963Everything getting worse includes tech prices going up. Thats a sure bet
>>109668972Source?Nobody thinks this
>>109668982Prices going up is just supply & demandEconomics 101, anon
>>109668990Yes, and supply will get worse with the enshittification of sectors
>>109668998Sector these nuts
>>109668963>dumbfrog>AI "expert"kek
>>109669012Astrologer
>>109668963The market can stay irrational longer than anybody can stay solvent. I'm not changing my investment habits, but I can't imagine it stays up since AI seems to be the only part of the economy getting any money, and even then it's not MAKING that money back.
>>109669034I mean really>Grok has turned SpaceX into an unprofitable entity>Anthropic and Open AI both under water by miles>Google posting a loss for the first time in foreverIt's not looking good. Does anybody know WHEN it'll happen? No, fat chance. But it'll eventually happen. Probably when they get spooked badly enough or another opportunity comes along that can suck up the funds and actually make money.
>>109668963>Predicting the stock market is akin to astrology. Nobody knows if it will go up or down.low IQism. identifying an asset bubble is easy. predicting when it will crash is another matter.
>>109669034OpenAI is making billions
>>109669088trillions actually
>>109668963It would be like astrology if jews were in space controlling the stars behind the scenes to get optimal horoscope readings
>Nobody knows if it will go up or downEveryone knows AI is not making any money in comparison to what has been invested to keep the facade going and, the normalfaggots are too dumb to make use of it while the redpilled schizochads never asked for it. Sell now or become a suicidal bag holder later.
>>109669041What if it will just be like the dotcom bubble and the underlying technology just emerges back stronger after a while?
>>109668963it's not hard to see how much investment is going into AI and how much returns it's actually generating
