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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI have a feeling that after tomorrow, they won't be bragging about the Dow.
And when he get to November, they will be running from the Economy.
durablend
(9,165 posts)OGBuzz
(177 posts)Metaphorical
(2,619 posts)The exchanges don't seem to be tied to anything rational these days.
I'm waiting for the sell-off of US Treasuries. That's where this is going fast
Dave says
(5,386 posts)But impact on NASDAQ and S&P relatively minor.
pat_k
(12,998 posts)Last edited Sun Mar 1, 2026, 04:09 PM - Edit history (1)
Artificially propped up by the Magnificent 10 (Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Tesla, Broadcom, Palantir, AMD) and growing number of circular, incestuous deals -- and a massive influx of our tax dollars from the felon's regime.
No Mercy, No Malice
How Does the End Begin
October 17, 2025
https://www.profgalloway.com/how-does-the-end-begin/
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The AI infrastructure build-out has accelerated recently with an estimated $1 trillion in new commitments. Some firms are making deals with money and assets that dont yet exist. See: OpenAI promising Oracle $300 billion money it doesnt have for infrastructure Oracle hasnt built. In other cases, revenue comes from circular financing, where dollars rotate between firms, obscuring true market demand. See: Nvidias $100 billion investment in OpenAI, which OpenAI will use to buy Nvidia chips. Circular financing deals were common toward the end of the dot-com bubble, when similar deals contributed to a crash that destroyed 77% of Nasdaq market value. If we are on the precipice of a bubble popping, Nvidia and OpenAI will likely be ground zero. But the fallout would be widespread, as an ecosystem that resembles an ouroboros lives and dies by a shared narrative.

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edhopper
(37,268 posts)resembles the Housing Bubble.
Wounded Bear
(64,125 posts)edhopper
(37,268 posts)But sometimes reality smacks them in the face. Disruption in oil and trade might wake them up. Only so much growth you can count on from AI.
hamsterjill
(17,400 posts)They don't tell the TRUTH about anything.
The whole damn SOTU was about the fact that prices are lower. I don't know about you, but I haven't paid less for anything of late. Everything that my family buys has increased in price.
So, they will just spin it as a "win" and keep talking and the MAGA dumbasses will continue to fall for it.
tinrobot
(12,040 posts)He's made 180 degree turns before because of the stock market.
gulliver
(13,897 posts)No one knows for sure. I certainly hope the market at least stays stable, as I know that people's retirement income (and, indirectly, pensions) depend on it. I don't want the economy to go down for any reason.
When Trump said Iran had a couple of weeks, I think the smart money assumed bombings would commence in a couple of days. The huge buildup was obvious and very much on the minds of investors.
ProfessorGAC
(76,435 posts)So, the early data leans toward your prediction being solid.
We shall see.
Arthur_Frain
(2,296 posts)The Dow doesnt respond in ways that make sense much anymore. War is good for the economy though, so sadly, I expect it to surge.
edhopper
(37,268 posts)Futures down 500
Greg_In_SF
(1,191 posts)a pretty normal day in the markets so far.
edhopper
(37,268 posts)they have been ignoring everything for a year, why not this?
Greg_In_SF
(1,191 posts)early in the trading session too.
edhopper
(37,268 posts)I have watched for a year as the geniuses on Wall Street have ignored every bit of economic data except spending on AI.
They will see it come crashing down sooner or later.
SamuelTheThird
(850 posts)edhopper
(37,268 posts)and that was such an obvious bubble. They never learn.