Analysts dismissing concerns, asserting “This time is different,” face skepticism as tech stocks surge, triggering bubble concerns.

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Amidst the ongoing debate over the existence of a tech bubble, analysts like David Kostin from Goldman Sachs are quick to dismiss concerns, declaring, “This time is different.” However, a closer look at key indicators suggests otherwise.

Tech stocks, when measured against GDP, have reached record highs. This surge in valuation is not limited to absolute figures; the ratio of tech stocks to non-tech stocks is also breaking records. The S&P 500’s recent performance, completing a remarkable run of 16 positive weeks out of the last 18, has drawn parallels to historical patterns seen in 1971 and 1964.

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Despite optimistic assertions, the echoes of the famous phrase “This time is different” raise skepticism among market observers. The tech sector’s ballooning prominence and the remarkable streak in the S&P 500’s positive performance trigger concerns of a potential bubble.

Investors are left to wonder: Is the current surge in tech stocks truly unprecedented, or are we witnessing a replay of historical patterns that may lead to a correction?

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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-03-04/goldman-s-kostin-says-big-tech-led-rally-is-unlike-past-bubbles?utm_source=website&utm_medium=share&utm_campaign=twitter


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