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AI Stock Sell-Off: Is History Repeating Itself? Lessons From the Dot-Com Bubble

The recent decline in AI-related stocks has brought back one of the most painful memories in financial market history: the collapse of the dot-com bubble in 2000. Investors who experienced that period remember how quickly optimism surrounding revolutionary technology turned into widespread panic, destroying trillions of dollars in market value and leaving the Nasdaq struggling for years to recover its previous record.

Today, artificial intelligence is at the center of another massive technology investment cycle. Companies are spending hundreds of billions of dollars on AI chips, data centers, cloud infrastructure, and advanced computing systems. However, the latest market weakness raises an important question: Are investors witnessing a healthy correction, or are warning signs of another technology bubble beginning to emerge?

My market outlook: I believe the comparison with the dot-com crash deserves serious attention, but I would not automatically assume that the current AI market will experience an identical collapse. The technology is real, commercial demand is growing, and several leading companies already generate substantial revenue and profits. Nevertheless, even the strongest technology can become a dangerous investment when market expectations move too far ahead of actual business performance.

This is my market perspective, not financial advice.

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