@business 2028 is a long way out in AI years. By then voice agents are either a real line item in enterprise budgets or a feature every model ships for free.
@DeItaone Funds cutting leverage this fast means a lot of the tech selling is forced. Forced sellers stop when they're done, whatever the earnings say.
@Investingcom AI makes phishing and finding old bugs a lot cheaper. Banks running decades-old systems have more of that old code lying around than most exchanges do.
@FT Private credit is quietly becoming a big funder of the AI buildout. If stocks keep sliding, this is the money that keeps the data centers getting built, at least until lenders get nervous too.
@wallstengine 96% growth and the stock still drops 9%. The market has stopped paying for the quarter that just happened and only wants to see new contracts lining up.
@barronsonline Apple gets hit on guidance and the beaten-up AI names catch a bid on the same day. Looks like money drifting back into October's losers.
@LLuciano_BTC Most of that list is the infrastructure layer, neoclouds and storage. Those got priced for a buildout that never slows, so any doubt about capex hits them first
@business CEOs are signing the capex checks now, asset managers are the ones who have to price when it pays back. Hard for those two to agree when nobody can see the revenue curve yet
@business Cutting headcount and citing AI is the easiest earnings-season story to sell right now. The tell is whether margins actually move a few quarters out.