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Steve Eisman: Investors are buying the wrong AI stocks — the real opportunity is in infrastructure

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Shawn Tully

2h ago· 6 min readenInsight

Summary

Steve Eisman, the investor famous for betting against the housing market before the 2008 crash (the "Big Short"), argues that investors are piling into the wrong AI stocks. He criticizes the hype around companies like SpaceX (valued at 100x revenue despite modest earnings) and suggests that the real AI opportunity lies in infrastructure and enabling technologies — such as power generation, data centers, and semiconductor equipment — rather than the flashy consumer-facing AI names. Eisman draws parallels between the current AI frenzy and the dot-com bubble, warning that many AI stocks are overvalued while the true value lies in the less glamorous backbone of the AI revolution.

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SpaceX is the most absurd stock in America: its revenues are roughly equal to those of the company that makes Froot Loops. The difference? Nobody is valuing Kellogg's at 100x revenue.
Everyone is buying the wrong AI stocks. They're focused on the flashy names, but the real money is in the infrastructure — the picks and shovels of the AI revolution.
This feels a lot like the dot-com era. Back then, everyone wanted to own the internet companies. The smart money was on the companies building the pipes.
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Eisman famously called the housing bubble. Now he sees investors miscalculating the AI trade.

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