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Veteran Investor Warns of AI and Tech Stock Risks Amid Overvaluation Fears

What Happened

Veteran stockpicker Bill Smead cautioned that today’s surge in AI and Big Tech stocks could be riskier than the dot-com bubble of the early 2000s. Citing companies such as Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple, Smead noted that investors are chasing high valuations fueled by optimism over AI advancements. He expressed concern that the current tech rally is being driven more by speculative momentum than fundamental growth, making a severe market correction possible. According to Smead, these stretched valuations could ultimately lead to sharper losses for investors than past market busts if expectations for AI revenue growth are not met.

Why It Matters

The popularity of AI-focused tech stocks has fueled significant market gains, but warnings about overvaluation highlight the risks of speculative bubbles. A major correction could impact global tech investment, market stability, and innovation strategies. Read more in our AI News Hub

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