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Jim Edwards

Sam Altman might be right: He’s not the only one who thinks the stock market is in ‘bubble’ territory

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  • Sam Altman may be right to say that investors in AI are “overexcited,” but this isn’t a bubble in the tulip mania sense. OpenAI has real revenues ($13 billion) and massive user growth. Still, tech valuations, especially the Magnificent Seven’s dominance in the S&P 500, look overheated, suggesting a potential correction even if fundamentals remain strong.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the word “bubble” three times in 15 seconds in a room full of reporters and then urged them not to write a story about it—thus ensuring that plenty of stories would be written. He was arguing that investors are “overexcited” by AI.

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