For good reason, it feels that the only major discussion in markets is whether AI is in a bubble or whether it’s actually the early innings of a revolutionary phrase. So here’s another one, decidedly ...

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Most forecasters are currently feeling pretty rosy about 2026 and expect Western economies to continue growing, if tepidly. The reasons for their optimism are clear. Stock markets across the world had ...

The market seems to be content, for now at least, to keep betting big on AI. While the value of some companies integral to the AI boom like Nvidia, Oracle and Coreweave have seen their value fall ...

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These funds will give you good diversification and help reduce your risk and vulnerability to a possible AI bubble. Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks have been red hot in recent years, perhaps too ...

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Is there an AI bubble? Many commentators have strong views on this question, but not Oaktree’s Howard Marks. The question of bubbles is familiar territory to the veteran value investing billionaire, ...

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