[dfwgator]

The realization that AI isn’t the path to riches has finally sunk in.

[GaltAdonis]

“AI isn’t the path to riches…”

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First it’s solar panels crashing, then wind power - There is no end to the destruction…

[DCBryan1]

Red ink across the board!

Steps for success:

1)Take a deep breath, if you have solid companies with great balance books and dividends, that the world can't live without.

2) Go on a hunt. Every dip is an opportunity. Buy companies that George Soros and China can't muck with.

3) Look in the mirror. If you are ok with losses and willing to buy on a down turn, do it. (Be sure to do limit order vs market order if highly volatile)

[Jane Long]

The realization that AI isn’t the path to riches has finally sunk in.

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That, and, the globalists green new scam led by 0blama & Co.

[MrRelevant]

The plunge protection team is ready to buy….. there will be a recoup

[Jonny7797]

not

[catnipman]

“The realization that AI isn’t the path to riches has finally sunk in.”

LOL!

you mean to tell me a glorified search engine that cobbles together half-arsed sentences and paragraphs with a hard-leftist slant isn’t going to save the world? ... but wait! ... it’s called AI, so it MUST be cool, right?

wake me up when AI can invent a cheap, safe source of energy from hydrogen fusion, then i’ll listen ...

[Sequoyah101]

I would like to see full cycle economics on IT and particularly AI. I doubt it is very good at all. The only people who really make money on most of this stuff are the promoters who are in for free and those who get in at some inflection point after the early investors have taken a bath.

I have doubted for decades that a service economy has any meat to it at all. Somewhere along the line doesn't someone have to actually make something of tangible and durable value? Someday I'll be right?