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Citadel Rubner: The “AI Bubble” bubble may have burst… Yardeni calling MAG 7 run over, they will underperform the rest of $SPX

The "AI Bubble" bubble may have burst. Citadel Rubner pic.twitter.com/dbrRsC9d8R — Mike Zaccardi, CFA, CMT 🍖 (@MikeZaccardi) December 8, 2025 ETF activity has normalized after November’s spike. On November 20th, ETFs accounted for 41% of total equity volume (a 98th-percentile reading) but volumes have since reverted to the 28% 1-year average. This suggests less aggressive …

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Bloomberg shows AI slamming tech stocks. Bank of America flags 26 at risk. AI kills gigs on Upwork and Chegg.

Bloomberg’s chart didn’t predict a collapse. It recorded one. Bank of America flagged 26 companies at risk from AI. Most only saw nine. The rest were hidden behind paywalls and terminals. We found all 26. The pattern is clear. “Agentic AI deployments could displace workers as early as 2H25 across industries, such as contact centers, …

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Eurozone recovery wanes as composite PMI dips; Germany and France underperform, consumer confidence mixed.

Germany & France continue to underperform the rest of the region, IFO & INSEE business indicators have also disappointed. Yet, Germany consumer confidence has improved with a higher propensity to buy led by income expectations but remains weak as seen with high saving ratio. pic.twitter.com/uMP6kujXzX — Sabrina Khanniche (@skhanniche) July 26, 2024 Early signs of …

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Household assets mimic dot-com bubble; Accenture and Apple underperform; Tech bubbles, like AI, hold promise but watch greed.

Never forget, this time it’s different pic.twitter.com/EkdDMLydI8 — Michael A. Arouet (@MichaelAArouet) March 22, 2024 Recent trends in household financial asset allocation are raising concerns reminiscent of past market bubbles, particularly the infamous dot-com bubble of 2000. With 48% of assets allocated to equity, 15% to debt, and 15% to cash, households’ heavy reliance on …

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Walk Away Conrad! Fitch Downgrades REIT Sector To ‘Deteriorating’ As REITs Underperform S&P 500 Index (SF Hilton/Park 55 Hotels Owner Walk Away From Payments)

by confoundedinterest17 Like the song “Walk away Renee,” the owners for the San Francisco Union Square Hilton and Park 55 Hotels are walking away from their sizeable loan payments. San Francisco is definitely feeling the blues. But it isn’t just San Francisco. Phil Hall reports that Fitch Ratings reduced its 2023 outlook for the U.S. real estate investment trust …

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