The AI Boom Isn't 1999—and Big Tech Could Cushion a Market Crash, This CEO Says
One investing CEO says today's AI boom isn't 1999 and argues Big Tech's earnings, dividends and buybacks could help investors weather a correction.
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Why It Matters
A leader says today's AI boom is different from the 1999 tech bubble. Big Tech companies make real profits and return money to owners, which could help protect investors if stocks fall.
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