Revenue growth alone cannot justify every valuation. Investors must examine cash flow, margins, and whether AI spending generates sufficient returns. Strong demand means little if companies cannot monetize it effectively.
Rising Treasury yields also pressure valuations. Even great companies can see their stocks fall when expectations become excessive.
My view: AI remains a powerful growth engine, but earnings must catch up with expectations. Otherwise, today's winners could become tomorrow's valuation risks. The next earnings season will reveal which companies have real pricing power and which are simply riding market enthusiasm.
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- stomachooo·10-14 17:03CapEx efficiency matters more than hype here. If recurring revenue stays thin, margins can look good for a quarter and still not hold upLikeReport