Steve Eisman, the legendary investor who famously predicted the 2008 housing crash (yeah, the guy from "The Big Short"), is now raising eyebrows about AI investments.
His recent concerns? The AI trade might be getting overheated. When someone with his track record starts pumping the brakes, markets tend to listen. Eisman built his reputation on spotting bubbles before they pop.
What's interesting here: AI has been the hottest narrative driving tech stocks and crypto AI tokens lately. Massive capital flows, sky-high valuations, everyone's piling in. But seasoned investors like Eisman are sensing something familiar - that euphoric phase where rationality takes a backseat.
Not saying AI is doomed or anything. The technology is real, applications are expanding. But when a crisis veteran starts expressing caution? Maybe it's time to reassess position sizes and risk exposure. Just food for thought as we navigate these frothy waters.
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LightningLady
· 7h ago
Another bearish call... Can Eisman hit the mark this time?
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FallingLeaf
· 12-11 14:43
Eisman is warning again, this time about the AI bubble... Listening to him, you won't miss out, but how many people are really willing to completely cut all positions?
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airdrop_huntress
· 12-11 14:42
Eisman is starting to bearish again. This guy makes a living by predicting bubbles... But to be fair, this wave of AI is indeed a bit outrageous, hitting new highs and raising funds every day. It feels almost as crazy as the night before 2008.
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 12-11 14:38
A big shot speaks, and the entire market kneels. Hopefully, this time it won't dump again.
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MoodFollowsPrice
· 12-11 14:31
Eisman is starting to be bearish again. This guy is only famous for predicting bubbles... But AI has indeed gone crazy this time. My friend is all-in on AI coins, and I'm sweating for him.
Steve Eisman, the legendary investor who famously predicted the 2008 housing crash (yeah, the guy from "The Big Short"), is now raising eyebrows about AI investments.
His recent concerns? The AI trade might be getting overheated. When someone with his track record starts pumping the brakes, markets tend to listen. Eisman built his reputation on spotting bubbles before they pop.
What's interesting here: AI has been the hottest narrative driving tech stocks and crypto AI tokens lately. Massive capital flows, sky-high valuations, everyone's piling in. But seasoned investors like Eisman are sensing something familiar - that euphoric phase where rationality takes a backseat.
Not saying AI is doomed or anything. The technology is real, applications are expanding. But when a crisis veteran starts expressing caution? Maybe it's time to reassess position sizes and risk exposure. Just food for thought as we navigate these frothy waters.