Investments in AI with Borrowed Money - Fears of a Bubble Drive Up Risk Premiums
Giant American technology companies like Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft are investing billions in artificial intelligence but have recently seen significant drops in capitalization due to concerns over a potential bubble.
How to Protect Your Investments from the Likelihood of an AI Bubble?
The article discusses concerns among investors regarding the potential for an AI bubble, similar to the dot-com bubble, amidst significant corporate investments in AI technology.
From soaring heights to crash: Why the Bitcoin bubble has burst – and what comes next
The article discusses the significant loss in Bitcoin's value following its peak, suggesting that the current crisis may indicate a shift in investor risk appetite rather than being a short-term phenomenon.
Soaring investments and the lack of returns trigger the countdown for the AI bubble
Major tech companies like Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, and Amazon are reporting record profits, but falling stock values indicate a potential risk of an AI bubble due to soaring investments without sufficient returns.
BBVA rules out a real estate bubble: "We do not see short and medium-term risk, nor a decrease in prices"
BBVA asserts there is no real estate bubble, indicating stability in prices without short to medium-term risks after announcing its 2025 results.
The AI bubble is not the only concern for large tech companies
In Silicon Valley, while the AI bubble is a major worry, another risk looms with the increasing vulnerability of digital advertising revenue for major tech companies.
"Will End in a Disaster" - The Underestimated Investor Risk Beneath the Surface
Many investment experts are optimistic for 2026, with potential risks only seen in an AI bubble; however, historically, risks that everyone is aware of rarely occur, prompting the consideration of a different candidate for this year.
Saturated Markets, Bubble Risk, and Crypto Tensions: What Investor Winds Leave for 2026
The article discusses the potential challenges and trends in global markets for 2026, including the risks of a financial crisis and the impact of artificial intelligence on investment valuations.
Sticky inflation, metal prices and the AI bubble risk: key trends to watch in the Australian economy in 2026
The article discusses key economic trends to monitor in Australia for 2026, focusing on persistent inflation, fluctuations in metal prices, and risks related to the AI sector.