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· Sep 5

The easiest way to play burst the AI bubble

- BCA Research Recommendation: Strategists at BCA Research recommend buying the Japanese yen as the easiest way to profit from the potential bursting of the AI bubble.

- Current market situation: The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 indexes are approaching record levels, but U.S. technology stock prices are falling, suggesting turbulence. The price-to-earnings ratio of US technology stocks has fallen by 8% since July.

- Correlation between the Japanese yen and technology stocks: BCA points to a strong correlation between US technology stock valuations, bond prices and the Japanese yen.

- Forecast for the yen: If US technology stock valuations return to 2023 levels, BCA forecasts the yen to appreciate to USD/JPY = 130.

- Investor Strategy: Investors should overweight the Japanese yen in their portfolios, which should help them weather the bursting of the AI bubble.

A community member's personal view, not investment advice. Community Guidelines

Malcolm Stokes @stokes_malky Sep 9

This is not for me. I'm staying away from it.

Alfred Gray @alfredgray Sep 10

It's definitely already such a higher partial. So I totally understand and good luck!

Gareth Preston @gaz_preston Sep 9

That looks interesting. Maybe I'll put some money into it.

Alfred Gray @alfredgray Sep 10

Be sure to let me know how it goes.

Nigel Thornton @_thornton Sep 9

The question is whether it's a bubble. I'm not betting against it. I believe AI companies will still thrive.

Alfred Gray @alfredgray Sep 10

AI from my point of view has undoubtedly a huge potential and future. However, it seems to me that there is too much of it everywhere, which is why I found this very interesting.

Bill Combs @billcombs Sep 9

I get it, it doesn't look bad and it makes sense. But I don't know how to do this, so I'm not gonna do it.

Alfred Gray @alfredgray Sep 9

I understand... Again, try it on a demo account, why not.

Ashraf Aboudar @ashraf_dd Sep 6

Well, he's just gotten a lot weaker in the last few months. Volatility is there, so a trade on forex could probably be found. I don't trade currencies though, so I'll leave that to others :)

Alfred Gray @alfredgray Sep 6

It's definitely a bit more high level, but from my point of view it's very interesting. :)

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