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The dot-com bubble popped 25 years ago. Here's what market pros say they learned.


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  "Just because asset prices go up doesn't mean it's a bubble," BMO's Brian Belski told Business Insider.

The article from Business Insider discusses the potential parallels between the current tech market, particularly the AI sector, and the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s. It highlights how the Nasdaq, which is heavily weighted with tech stocks, has experienced significant volatility, with a notable correction in 2022. Despite this, the market has shown resilience, with tech stocks like Nvidia and Super Micro Computer seeing substantial gains due to AI enthusiasm. However, there are concerns about overvaluation, with some experts like David Rosenberg warning of a possible repeat of the dot-com crash, predicting a significant market downturn by 2025. The piece also notes the difference in today's market, where companies like Microsoft and Amazon are more mature and diversified, potentially cushioning the impact of any bubble burst. Nonetheless, the rapid rise in AI stock valuations, driven by speculative investments and high expectations, raises flags about another tech bubble forming.

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