Three Big Differences Between the AI and Dot-Com Bubbles
It’s looking a bit like summer 2000.
Back in the 2000 dot-com bust, Alan Greenspan was in charge of the Federal Reserve.
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Let’s turn our heads from local politics for the moment (we’re no wiser as to which taxes UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans to raise after all) and turn to something much more important for investors: global markets.