March has been volatile thus far, with S&P 500 down about 3% for the month as of March 18. It is the continuation of
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Until recently, Wall Street’s major stock indexes seemed untouchable. Within the last five months, we’ve witnessed the benchmark S&P 500 (^GSPC 1.51%) reach 7,000,
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Tech guru Igor Pejic says an AI bust wouldn't rival the dot-com crash — but there'd be almost 'no place to hide'
If the AI boom collapses, it won’t be as catastrophic as the dot-com crash — but the shockwave will be felt far and wide,