The big tech companies are at it again. They’re pumping up another massive bubble that will hurt regular Americans when it bursts. This time it’s artificial intelligence stocks, and the warning signs are flashing red just like they did before the dot-com crash in 2000.
Seven massive tech companies now control over a third of the entire stock market. These so-called “Magnificent Seven” stocks are worth around 20 trillion dollars, built mostly on hype about AI. That’s your retirement money and your kids’ college funds being bet on computer programs that don’t even work right.
The cracks are already showing everywhere you look. Even OpenAI’s own boss admitted they “totally screwed up” their latest AI release. A shocking 95 percent of companies trying to use AI are failing completely. Yet Wall Street keeps pouring money into these fantasy projects while real American businesses struggle.
Smart money is getting nervous and heading for the exits. Palantir stock crashed 10 percent in one week, and AI chip maker Nvidia dropped over 3 percent. The tech sell-off already wiped out one trillion dollars from the market. That’s trillion with a T, folks.
Remember what happened to Cisco in 2000? It was the world’s most valuable company during the internet bubble. Today it’s worth half as much as it was 25 years ago. The tech elites got rich while regular investors lost their shirts.
These AI companies are valued at over 100 times their actual earnings. That’s pure speculation, not real business. Meanwhile, hardworking Americans are being told to trust the experts and keep investing in their 401k plans filled with these overpriced tech stocks.
The Silicon Valley crowd always promises their latest gadget will change everything. They said the same thing about the internet, social media, and crypto. Each time, they got rich while Main Street paid the price when reality hit.
Don’t let the Wall Street hype machine fool you again. This AI bubble will pop just like all the others. Protect your family’s money before these tech billionaires stick you with the bill for their reckless gambling.
