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U.S. stocks plunged Thursday as investors dumped AI stocks, but market experts say Wall Street's concerns go beyond a single bad day.
Behind the rout are growing concerns about the massive spending and borrowing fueling the AI boom and whether those investments will pay off.
"Debt," Paul Mueller, an economist with the American Institute for Economic Research, said when asked what Wall Street is most worried about when it comes to AI.
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EToro analyst Jakub Rochlitz says the market was just waiting for a spark. "It seems that the mix of the election result and some disappointing tech earnings results was enough to tip markets over the edge. We are likely seeing a large number of crowded and leveraged trades unwind," he said.
Despite the plunge, Patti calls this "a valuation and sentiment reset, not a change in fundamentals." He says data center capacity will relocate to areas with more available electricity and fewer permitting hurdles rather than disappear.
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The Dow plunged more than 1,800 points on Thursday as tech and semiconductor stocks took heavy losses, and financial experts are warning Americans not to panic over their 401(k) balances.
The impact depends on how retirement savings are allocated and how close workers are to retirement.
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White says the key for Americans approaching retirement is maintaining enough cash and conservative investments to cover near-term withdrawals, so they aren't forced to sell stocks at the worst possible time.
"Your retirement date shouldn't dictate whether you panic. It should dictate how you've prepared," he told FOX Business. "A well-constructed retirement portfolio should anticipate market declines, not require a complete overhaul every time they occur."
Frame Wealth's Jay Duffy says investors should consider rebalancing if their portfolios no longer match their risk tolerance or retirement timeline, rather than automatically selling or doing nothing.
"Don't make permanent financial decisions based on temporary market emotions," he said.
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