From Yahoo Finance:

The prices of artificial intelligence stocks are booming, prompting comparisons to the dot-com bubble of 1999-2000, but investors remain split on whether a similar bubble exists today, with 40% believing it does. The dot-com bubble saw the Nasdaq peak in March 2000 and then plummet 78% over two and a half years. However, the current market differs vastly with the presence of index funds and diversified investments. Major companies like Tesla, Nvidia, Microsoft, and Amazon have seen significant gains and losses this year, indicating a diverse market performance. Despite uncertainty, experts believe the current market is not a bubble akin to the dot-com era.



Read more at Yahoo Finance: I was there for the dot-com bust. Here’s why the AI boom isn’t the same.