Does the AI Boom Resemble the Dot-Com Meltdown? Here's What the Data Shows.

If you've been following the stock market over the past few years, then you've likely heard several concerned market strategists compare the current artificial intelligence (AI) boom to the dot-com bubble, which inflated in the late 1990s with some historic market returns and popped in 2000, leaving a trail of dead tech and internet companies.Now, obviously, the internet has become ubiquitous and changed the world, so the dot-com bubble proved to be a speed bump, but nobody wants to be left holding the bag during one of these events, especially if you're investing on a short-term horizon like many institutional investors, which ultimately drive a majority of the movement in the market.Does the AI boom resemble the dot-com meltdown? Here's what the data shows.Continue readingWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei MotleyFool Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei MotleyFool