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    1. Its a matter of when the bubble will burst , not if the bubble will burst.

      The firms involved are all burning money like crazy and just dont have the revenues to support that.

    2. HerMajestyTheQueef1 on

      Should prolly do the warning before the ship has sailed ya silly sawsage

    3. Visual_Astronaut1506 on

      All aboard for the 5 yearly ‚once in a lifetime‘ financial crash!

    4. setokaiba22 on

      The fact we are having places like BoE warn of this means it’s probably a lot more likely than we think to happen.

    5. Grim_Reaper17 on

      The dotcom bubble was entirely justified in retrospect. Yes some companies were hugely overvalued, but the entire economy pivotted to the online world. AI could be even bigger. The big difference this time is that most of the big players are already big players. The (now) big tech companies mainly came from nowhere in 2000. A few established ones like Microsoft were still young enough to transform.

    6. Moistinterviewer on

      This bubble nonsense again, we had the .com bubble in early 2000’s but in 2010 if you didn’t have a website you went out of business, all of the shops closed down shortly after because everyone bought online, there was no bubble

    7. pearly-satin on

      no doubt they’ll just bail everyfucker out again and impliment more austerity measures until we have no functioning welfare state and can finally surrender to our american overlords.

    8. Warns who exactly? 99.9% of us have absolutely no say in what these trillion dollar megacorporation and hedge funds do with themselves. Clearly there will be a market correction but the 1% will keep playing ‚hot potato‘ and cause global financial issues that everyone will suffer the consequences of.

      I guess…it’s a warning in the sense of „hey get ready for a financial crash, make sure you have lots of savings ready during this cost of living crisis we are still in from the last crash!“.

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