Andrew GiancolaHost
So today, We're going to be talking through how to build a portfolio if you're worried about an AI bubble.

And one thing I want you to understand is I see these headlines left and right of people trying to scare folks into selling investments because they are worried about an AI bubble.

And many times I see today compared to the tech bubble of the late 90s and the early 2000s.

where if you don't know, the internet companies of the 90s, their prices started to surge and people were overvaluing a lot of those different companies.

And so many people feel as though, hey, maybe AI is having the same situation.

It is worth looking into and it is worth understanding what is going on with AI and understanding the different pricing pressures that we could be seeing currently in the market.

If anybody in the world tells you that they know what is going to happen, that they know a crash is going to happen, or they know this is going to surge and go to the moon.

I want you to write that person off because nobody in this world has a crystal ball.

Nobody knows what's going to be happening in the future, and nobody can predict what is going to happen in the market.

And I want you to note right now that this is something if you see people trying to make predictions, you need to write those people off.

Now, what you can do and what we're going to talk about in this episode is some things to combat against the risks of AI overinflating or the risks of the market overinflating, which can be something that you can do a few different things that are going to allow you to reduce those risks overall.

But as you're going to see throughout this episode, AI is a very real part of what we are going to have to deal with over the course of the next few decades.

But is this something that you should avoid completely? Not if you want to become wealthy.

So today, We're going to be talking through how to build a portfolio if you're worried about an AI bubble.

And one thing I want you to understand is I see these headlines left and right of people trying to scare folks into selling investments because they are worried about an AI bubble.

And many times I see today compared to the tech bubble of the late 90s and the early 2000s.

where if you don't know, the internet companies of the 90s, their prices started to surge and people were overvaluing a lot of those different companies.

And so many people feel as though, hey, maybe AI is having the same situation.

It is worth looking into and it is worth understanding what is going on with AI and understanding the different pricing pressures that we could be seeing currently in the market.

If anybody in the world tells you that they know what is going to happen, that they know a crash is going to happen, or they know this is going to surge and go to the moon.

I want you to write that person off because nobody in this world has a crystal ball.

Nobody knows what's going to be happening in the future, and nobody can predict what is going to happen in the market.

And I want you to note right now that this is something if you see people trying to make predictions, you need to write those people off.

Now, what you can do and what we're going to talk about in this episode is some things to combat against the risks of AI overinflating or the risks of the market overinflating, which can be something that you can do a few different things that are going to allow you to reduce those risks overall.

But as you're going to see throughout this episode, AI is a very real part of what we are going to have to deal with over the course of the next few decades.

But is this something that you should avoid completely? Not if you want to become wealthy.
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