
The chart below shows the history of bubbles and overshoots. During most bubbles, asset prices rose about 10-fold in real (inflation-adjusted) terms before a bear market began (the dashed horizontal line). In real terms, the Nasdaq 100 Index has already risen tenfold, while global semiconductor stocks have gained more than tenfold. This alone is not sufficient to be bearish. However, in combination with the gigantic AI IPOs, the odds are high that we are in the late innings of AI-frenzy (see this post on IPOs marking top x.com/BudaghyanArthu…).











