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SWBTATTReg

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2. To have so much valuation concentrated in so few companies, does make me a little nervous. Growth must be

Reply to SouthBayDem (Original post)

Sun Aug 10, 2025, 12:13 PM

Aug 10

split among many sectors of the vast US Economy, in order to be inclusive and effective. Being that so few valuations are concentrated in so few industries, means that other segments of the economy will suffer, have to pay more in development dollars, more in attracting investment dollars, etc. as investors continue to seek out better returns for their investment dollars.

And then add the 'trump factor' ... a risk factor multiplier that seems to keep increasing as time goes by. The longer he's there in office being as ineffective and chaotic as he is now, things will continue to get worse.

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Why Big Tech's Soaring Valuations Have Some Worried - Bloomberg podcast [View all] SouthBayDem Aug 10 OP

Good analysis, sober with no axes to grind or narratives to push. . . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Aug 10 #1

To have so much valuation concentrated in so few companies, does make me a little nervous. Growth must be SWBTATTReg Aug 10 #2