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There will be no bursting bubble, just a deflating balloon of high growth tech stock valuations returning to normal as factors that inflated them go away

Spoiler: the “Bubble” was a Balloon.  And it's deflating.  —  Note: The below all seems fairly obvious, but given the amount …

500ish M.G. Siegler

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  • @mgsiegler M.G. Siegler on x
    🎈🎈🎈📉 📉📉 https://500ish.com/...
  • @hunterwalk @hunterwalk on x
    @mgsiegler no, balloons only go UP https://t.co/p8FqHinfPW https://t.co/1FJA77tUwS
  • @carnage4life @carnage4life on x
    Every year since the dotcom crash, some pundit declares this is the year the bubble pops. The problem with the predictions has been unlike the early 2000s, FAAMNG & SaaS companies actually make a ton of money and are profitable. However things changed. https://500ish.com/...
  • @carnage4life @carnage4life on x
    The combination of more wealth pouring into unprofitable private companies each year and COVID distorting returns of tech companies has caused an inflation similar to a balloon. And like a balloon it'll deflate and return to the mean instead of pop. FAAMNG aren't going broke.