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Google lost 12% in a day, and everyone is just waiting for the first domino to fall
I don't think this is it, but we're seeing more and more signs that it's getting close
Arguably the dominos are already falling, but it is difficult to see till they start to snowball larger, or if they'll find another source if funding to keep the ball uphill for a little longer.
The cracks are showing, but when the dominoes start falling there won't be any debate, it'll be very obvious
It could literally happen this week or it could take a year, my money would be on the sooner but these things have a way of hanging on longer than you'd expect
Even then, it will take more time for the prices to come down.
How do I know? I asked some LLM.
Oh no, google is down 12% in a day... even though they're still up 300% when compared to 2023.
It's a bubble. It's going to pop, but until then it's going to continue to inflate like crazy
Even 3000000000% of nothing is still nothing.