koolgal
02-14
🌟🌟🌟AI euphoria and AI phobia are just 2 costumes worn by the same actor - human emotion.  The underlying technology didn't suddenly become useless.  The demand for compute didn't evaporate overnight.  The memory supercycle didn't reverse itself because a few analysts got nervous.

What changed was sentiment , not fundamentals.

So what should investors do?

Revisit your thesis, not the headlines.  If your conviction was built in real demand -data centers, chips, memory, infrastructure, enterprise adoption, then a sentiment swing is noise, not a thesis breaker.

I will continue to dollar cost average into my favourite tech stocks $Alphabet(GOOG)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ as this is the best time to go bargain hunting.

AI isn't going away.  But the market?  It will continue to swing like a pendulum.  My job is not to swing with it.  My job is to hold my conviction and let the noise pass like a storm that will soon pass.

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