Finaly somebody that has the guts to look after retails investors from loosing their hard earned cash and pensjons to gridy wallstreat. I am sick of reviews here from "analytics" grying to"trick" people in to a"bull run" without saying anything abaut all the underlaying problems. Most investors, have no clue and listen to these guys, and have no idea the marked can turn on them in a hart beat. I think it is inresposible, using retail investors holding back infor ation crusical to their investment descissions. Sehave a global sick economy future, decade with moneyprinting and zero rate in most of the globe will lead to a crisis, history has shown this, history has shown this "bull run" many times as the last breath to get the most out of retail investors before they short the marked. When I see "5 semi stocks that are good investments and these are at extreem valuations, when the fact is that the export last two months from taiwan has declined big time. How can thatbe good investment niw?, there is no way most of them are any good investments now, mostif them had bad and declining Q1, fuling everyhing they can about AI.. AI has been around for many years, there is no evidence that this will fule a huge earnings growth now, just speculation... For AI to take of, the smallcaps, the midcaps, the dow companies need to participateas customers... Who would else buy this? To now, there are no more applications out there that was not there 1, 2 years ago doing AI to help. The new qith AI is chatGPT and no vompany will increse bottom and top numbers on chatGPT. That is today just for fun, it is not accurate to use as a tool for any company... AI has been part of our software where I work for 10 years, there has not really bren any changes up to now. A few conpanies, like Adobe getsome extra features to their existing applicatios, but again. Nothing that will be big investment opertuneties. So my point.. Using AI to escuse the rally is wrong. just wrong and willl not pane out (same as last time market ralliedon AI in 2017. Yes, it is not first time).
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well said!