Tech titans are riding high on the AI wave right now—and none more visibly than Larry Ellison. His massive $300 billion position in AI and cloud infrastructure has repositioned Oracle at the heart of Silicon Valley's latest boom. But here's the uncomfortable question nobody wants to ask loudly: what happens when sentiment shifts? Every bubble has two sides. The money flows in, valuations skyrocket, everyone builds for scale. Then reality checks in. If the AI cycle cools or investors start taking profits hard, does Ellison's enormous bet hold up, or does it become a cautionary tale about timing the market wrong? The playbook isn't new—we've seen it play out before. Worth watching where the big money actually moves next.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 15h ago
300 billion USD is invested in AI, and the leverage... Honestly, I'm a bit PTSD about it.
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shadowy_supercoder
· 12-12 17:13
Can these 300 billion really withstand the next round of correction? It feels a bit uncertain...
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 12-12 17:07
$30 billion is invested in AI, just worried that the trend might suddenly shift... Ellison's gamble is quite bold this time.
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 12-12 17:05
Ellison has truly gone all in with this move, 30 billion... Speaking of which, when betting on this scale, once the tide turns, it all comes down to fate.
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RooftopVIP
· 12-12 17:01
300 billion USD invested in AI, it's hard to say how long this wave can last.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 12-12 16:45
30 billion AI gamble, betting that sentiment will never turn sour? Wake up, everyone. That's what they all say when the bubble bursts...
Tech titans are riding high on the AI wave right now—and none more visibly than Larry Ellison. His massive $300 billion position in AI and cloud infrastructure has repositioned Oracle at the heart of Silicon Valley's latest boom. But here's the uncomfortable question nobody wants to ask loudly: what happens when sentiment shifts? Every bubble has two sides. The money flows in, valuations skyrocket, everyone builds for scale. Then reality checks in. If the AI cycle cools or investors start taking profits hard, does Ellison's enormous bet hold up, or does it become a cautionary tale about timing the market wrong? The playbook isn't new—we've seen it play out before. Worth watching where the big money actually moves next.