ilmscore | Prediction Details
"Goldman Sachs says the AI trade is going full throttle. A positive energy that is driving up the broader stock market, but it will slow down. At the end of the day, any asset, whether it's an AI stock, whether it's gold, whether it's a house, whether it's this marker, it's worth what somebody else is willing to pay for it. If you think and everybody else believes that this marker is worth $1 and I cannot sell it for $1, I can think it's worth a thousand dollars all day and night long. But if no one's willing to pay me more than a dollar for it, it's only worth a dollar. So if AI stocks are worth high valuations because people are willing to pay these high valuations because they believe that there's going to have a lot of growth potential in the future, that can help support these high valuations. But if those expectations start to go down, people say, you know what, it's not worth the value anymore. I'm not willing to keep investing these super high valuations. Well, then that can cause valuations to go down."
By Minority Mindset | November 19, 2025 | Pending
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Interpreted Prediction
Goldman Sachs warns that the current 'AI trade' is unsustainable. If investor willingness to pay high valuations for AI stocks wanes, the market could decline due to value exhaustion.
AI Evaluation Notes
The statement is a report on Goldman Sachs' prediction about the AI trade, not a prediction made by the author. Therefore, it is unrelated.

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Topic
Value Exhaustion in AI Trade

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