Ask HN: With AI bubble burst imminent, where do you put your money?
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Re: Ask HN: With AI bubble burst imminent, where do you put your money?
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#13My backup plan --- don't backup at all. Instead, short the stocks of overvalued AI players and ride them on the way down to something closer to reality.
Which ones? I think this is probably safer than pulling out of index funds, as you can afford to hold these shorts long-term. I wasn't aware of any obvious AI frauds that IPOed, but didn't really research it.
Just short the NASDAQ 100.
See "SQQQ.
Re: Ask HN: With AI bubble burst imminent, where do you put your money?
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#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
Which ones? I think this is probably safer than pulling out of index funds, as you can afford to hold these shorts long-term. I wasn't aware of any obvious AI frauds that IPOed, but didn't really research it.
How about all of them at once? Just short the NASDAQ 100. See "SQQQ.
Re: Ask HN: With AI bubble burst imminent, where do you put your money?
#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
How about all of them at once? Just short the NASDAQ 100. See "SQQQ.
Mmm... That's extremely risky, even more so than pulling out. I was thinking more short a few select frauds.
But any AI meltdown will hurt the major public companies too. NVDA being probably the largest with the most to lose.
See "NVDQ".
Re: Ask HN: With AI bubble burst imminent, where do you put your money?
#18Hold on to tangible assets as they appreciate: Land/real estate Gold/silver Art/Collector items/vehicles Savings bonds and the like are also very safe places to put some money.
“As they appreciate” AKA “as the dollar depreciates bc the dollar machine keeps going brrrr”
Re: Ask HN: With AI bubble burst imminent, where do you put your money?
#19Even if AI pops, I do not think it is going away; the question is only how long it takes to recover. Additionally, robots are on the horizon. I am still very bullish on tech and honestly think it is foolish to be bearish on tech.