AI stock bubble overvaluation surpasses pre-Great Depression levels, economist warns
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Joe Wilkins
Summary
The article warns that the AI-driven stock market bubble has reached dangerous levels of overvaluation, surpassing even the levels seen before the 1929 Great Depression crash. Citing economics columnist Russ Mould from The Telegraph, it notes that US stocks are now more overvalued than before the infamous downturn of the late 1920s. Despite warnings from sober observers that the AI bubble can't last, it has continued to outperform pessimistic forecasts, putting the US economy in precarious territory.
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bskyAI stock bubble overvaluation surpasses pre-Great Depression levels, economist warnsfuturism.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledFor over a year now, sober-minded observers have warned that the AI bubble can't last for much longer.
Unfortunately for everybody, it's managed to outperform even the most cynical doomsday forecasts, to the degree that the US economy is now in even worse shape than it was right before an infamous downturn in the late 1920s.
The overvaluation of US stocks has passed the level that brought the stock market to its knees.
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