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Leverage Shows Signs Market Is Overbought on Borrowed Money, Says Unlimited Funds CEO

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 06 August 2026, 11:13 UTC 1 min read
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Aug 6th, 2026 Leverage Shows Signs Market Is Overbought on Borrowed Money, Says Unlimited Funds CEO Bob Elliott, CEO and CIO at Unlimited Funds, discusses market FOMO in AI and chips which he sees as “classic bubble-type activity” and warns about the levels of leverage he sees across markets.

Aug 6th, 2026 Leverage Shows Signs Market Is Overbought on Borrowed Money, Says Unlimited Funds CEO Bob Elliott, CEO and CIO at Unlimited Funds, discusses market FOMO in AI and chips which he sees as “classic bubble-type activity” and warns about the levels of leverage he sees across markets.
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