NEW YORK, Dec 12 (Reuters) – Red-hot trading supporting artificial intelligence stocks has taken a hit from back-to-back worrisome updates from Oracle and Broadcom, rekindling worries about stretched valuations and renewed anxiety
AI bubble.
Still, investors believe the reasons for optimism around AI remain, and many are wary of calling a peak.
With the rise of technology, investors flocked to AI-related companies this year, promising to make corporate America more efficient.
However, some investors believe that AI-related stocks are overvalued. Well-known names such as
Michael Burry were pessimistic and compared the recent AI boom to the dot-com era of the 1990s. However, currently short selling is limited to smaller companies,…