[Coin World] Recently, there has been an increasing discussion about the future of the US stock market. An interesting phenomenon has emerged in the market: investors are caught in a dilemma. On one hand, there is the fear of missing out (FOMO) on the AI wave, fearing they will miss the profit opportunities in this round of technological surge; on the other hand, there are concerns about overvaluation, worrying that the hype around AI concepts has already exhausted future rises.
This contradictory mindset is directly reflected in trading behavior—both institutions and retail investors are frequently adjusting their strategies. Some are accelerating their entry to chase the popular AI sectors, while others are starting to reduce their positions at highs. This tug-of-war in the market may indicate that US stocks will still face significant volatility next year. For investors focused on global asset allocation, this undoubtedly increases the complexity of risk assessment.
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EternalMiner
· 4h ago
To be honest, this thing called FOMO can really be deadly. Watching others make money makes it hard to sit still.
The AI concept has long been overhyped, just waiting for someone to catch a falling knife.
Will it still fluctuate next year? I think it will directly fall; the bubble has to burst eventually.
Both sides want to make money, but in the end, both sides get trapped. This is the fate of retail investors.
Those reducing their positions are the smart ones, while those still all in... hmm, good luck to you.
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ContractCollector
· 4h ago
Oh my, this is the current market... one hand FOMO and the other hand worry, to put it bluntly, I just don't know what to do.
Instead of getting tangled up in whether AI will bubble or not, it's better to first see how much drawdown you can withstand. This fluctuation next year is definitely unavoidable.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 5h ago
Laughing to death, this is the eternal cycle of FOMO and Cut Loss
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The AI concept has been炒烂了, and you're still chasing? I really don't understand
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It's certain that there will be Fluctuation next year, just see who can survive until the end haha
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FOMO while reducing position, isn't that me?
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The problem is that now entering, who knows if it's catching a falling knife or entering a position
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This is how the US stock market has been these years, the routine of rising first and then falling is getting boring
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The issue of valuation being overstretched, I've heard countless times... in the end, doesn't it still rise
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Institutions are reducing position while retail investors are still rushing, I've seen this play too many times
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To put it bluntly, no one knows what tomorrow will be like, we can only gamble
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The term AI bubble has become the casual talk at street pancake shops, what needs to come will still come
Will the US stock market remain volatile next year? The investment dilemma of the AI boom and bubble risk.
[Coin World] Recently, there has been an increasing discussion about the future of the US stock market. An interesting phenomenon has emerged in the market: investors are caught in a dilemma. On one hand, there is the fear of missing out (FOMO) on the AI wave, fearing they will miss the profit opportunities in this round of technological surge; on the other hand, there are concerns about overvaluation, worrying that the hype around AI concepts has already exhausted future rises.
This contradictory mindset is directly reflected in trading behavior—both institutions and retail investors are frequently adjusting their strategies. Some are accelerating their entry to chase the popular AI sectors, while others are starting to reduce their positions at highs. This tug-of-war in the market may indicate that US stocks will still face significant volatility next year. For investors focused on global asset allocation, this undoubtedly increases the complexity of risk assessment.