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A leading Silicon Valley cheerleader just showed all the reasons to be worried about the AI bubble

A leading Silicon Valley cheerleader just showed all the reasons to be worried about the AI bubble
MarketWatch Tuesday 27 October 2026, 11:30 UTC By Brett Arends 1 min read
Key Points

If you needed any further reasons to be worried about the bubble that has inflated the stock market, look no further.

If you needed any further reasons to be worried about the bubble that has inflated the stock market, look no further.
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