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Big Tech AI spending puts over $2 trillion of Nasdaq 100 value at risk

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Investors are growing worried that the Nasdaq 100 could lose more than $2 trillion in value this month. Doubts are spreading about whether large AI investments by major technology companies will pay off. Meta and Alphabet have raised their spending forecasts, which has heightened concerns about future profitability. Microsoft and SpaceX reported encouraging results that offer some contrast to the broader market decline. Overall, the episode highlights uncertainty over how quickly heavy AI spending will translate into returns.

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