From my perspective, this swing from “AI-phoria” to “AI-phobia” feels more like a valuation reset than the end of the bull market. AI isn’t going away, but timelines are being repriced. The rotation into names like
$Wal-Mart(WMT)$ &
$Coca-Cola(KO)$ tells me the market is favoring certainty and cash flow over big narratives for now.
That doesn’t mean tech is finished. What’s breaking is the belief that mega-cap tech can rise endlessly without scrutiny. Stocks like Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta now need to prove AI spending can translate into profits. I’ve trimmed some stretched positions, but I’m holding quality platforms rather than exiting tech entirely.
On the macro side, strong jobs data keeps the Federal Reserve cautious, despite rate-cut hopes and noise from Donald Trump. My strategy remains a barbell: core tech for the long term, defensives to manage volatility. To me, this isn’t switching direction—it’s slowing down at a sharp bend.
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