🚨 THIS S&P 500 PATTERN LOOKS ABSOLUTELY BRUTAL $SPX is dumping for two straight weeks now yet most investors still think this is just a healthy pullback Most AI revenue headlines look incredible right now, but a lot of that growth is the same money circling back to where it started The biggest risk isn't whether AI is useful - it's how much of this boom is funded by companies investing in each other Only a handful of deals are holding up the sector's growth story: > Microsoft > OpenAI > Amazon > Anthropic > Google Each pair works the same way: the investor's own cloud division collects most of that money straight back as revenue Now the numbers are starting to look stretched everywhere you check them OpenAI books roughly $25B a year in revenue while burning around $27B just to run the business - before its bigger multi-year compute commitments even kick in If the revenue side doesn't catch up soon: > Spending keeps outrunning sales > Investors start pricing in the gap > Growth stories get harder to defend > A repricing across the sector gets a lot more likely Ray Dalio puts today's AI euphoria at roughly 80% of what preceded 1929 and the dot-com peak, and names dependence on outside capital as the real fault line - not the technology itself I'm not calling the top here - just watching whether real revenue starts closing the gap with what's being spent Follow + notifs on, I will keep you updated
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