The AI boom is eating away at the market share of traditional tech stocks. But has the market truly understood the logic behind it? Many investors may only see the short-term hype around technology, overlooking deeper issues—when funds flood into AI-related sectors, those former tech blue chips are being revalued. The problem is not that AI itself is not worth paying attention to, but whether we have fallen into a binary investment trap. The overall market sentiment is shifting rapidly, but rational allocation strategies are often drowned out by emotions.
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DancingCandles
· 11h ago
It's outrageous, another round of the all-or-nothing scythe-cutting script. Those who truly understand have already diversified their allocations; insisting on going all-in on a single track... I can only wish you good luck.
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StopLossMaster
· 12-13 14:42
This round of AI hype, to put it simply, is a game of musical chairs; someone will eventually be left holding the bag.
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ForkTongue
· 12-13 14:40
Honestly, it's that same "either/or" rhetoric again... but it really hits the point. Those still waiting to buy blue-chip stocks at the bottom are being outperformed by people who got caught up in AI's FOMO.
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MetadataExplorer
· 12-13 14:39
Everyone is chasing the AI trend; does anyone really consider whether traditional technology can make a comeback?
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YieldChaser
· 12-13 14:37
The capital tide shifts entirely to AI, and no one really thinks through why traditional tech is crashing—it's purely emotional selling.
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DegenWhisperer
· 12-13 14:30
Bro, now that you mention it, I just remembered last year's group shouting all in on AI. How are they doing now? It's not that AI isn't good, it's just that the hype cycle is really outrageous. The all-or-nothing approach hit the mark.
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fren_with_benefits
· 12-13 14:25
All the same old tricks, every time a hot topic comes up, it's either all black or all white. No one wants to properly allocate resources.
The AI boom is eating away at the market share of traditional tech stocks. But has the market truly understood the logic behind it? Many investors may only see the short-term hype around technology, overlooking deeper issues—when funds flood into AI-related sectors, those former tech blue chips are being revalued. The problem is not that AI itself is not worth paying attention to, but whether we have fallen into a binary investment trap. The overall market sentiment is shifting rapidly, but rational allocation strategies are often drowned out by emotions.