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AI & Tech Bubble Fears: Is a 2025 Market Crash Coming?

  The rise of AI and tech valuations echoes past bubbles — are we nearing a critical inflection point?(Representing ai image) When Tech Dreams Meet Market Hype: How AI and the Tech Bubble Fear Grip the Markets  - Dr.Sanjaykumar pawar Table of Contents Introduction: Of Boom, Bubbles, and Belief The Anatomy of a Bubble: From Innovation to Mania How Big Is Big? Tech Concentration in Today’s Markets Altman, Hype & Sanity: The AI Bubble Seen from Within Cracks in the Façade: Warning Signals and Market Pullbacks The Domino Risk: Could a Tech Pop Trigger Broader Crisis? Scenarios & Sensitivities: What Might Happen Next Strategy Thoughts: What to Do (And What to Avoid) FAQs Conclusion References 1. Introduction: Of Boom, Bubbles, and Belief Markets thrive on expectations—on the collective belief that today’s investments will yield tomorrow’s prosperity. But when optimism outpaces fundamentals, that belief can morph into speculation, and speculation into mania. ...

Lego’s Record H1 2025: Revenue, Profit, Strategy—and the Nvidia Valuation Question

Bricks & Momentum: Inside Lego’s Record H1—and What Nvidia Says About Risk - Dr.Sanjaykumar Pawar Table of Contents Executive Summary The Numbers: Lego’s Best First Half Ever What’s Fueling Lego’s Growth Supply Chain & Capacity: Vietnam Comes Online Retail & Geographic Expansion: U.S., India, and Beyond Sustainability as Strategy, Not Slogan Product Engine: Why Sets Still Sell in a Screen World Competitive Landscape: Mattel, Hasbro—and Roblox? Forward Risks: Currency, Licensing, and Demographics Sidebar: Nvidia’s Earnings and the Valuation Overhang What It Means for Investors, Partners, and Retailers Visuals to Include FAQs Conclusion & Takeaways Sources & Further Reading 1) Executive Summary The LEGO Group has achieved its strongest first-half performance ever , reporting revenue of DKK 34.6 billion (up 12% year-on-year) and an operating profit of DKK 9.0 billion (up 10%) . This momentum highlights Lego’s ability to deliver consistent growth ...

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