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I have no AI investments outside of shit my pension probably buys
I am looking forward to investor focus moving to stocks I do buy though
You can ask your pension find if they're aware of the bubble. They might have an option with low-AI investment
We had a meeting with my mom's broker and my brother and I brought up the AI bubble. The broker responded with the most ridiculous nonsense. He basically said that corporate CEOs are smart people with a legal responsibility to keep their companies financially healthy and so they wouldn't be using AI if it weren't viable. It sounded like something handed down to him from Raymond James HQ which I'm sure it was, and it was surely written by AI in the first place.
Is he called a broker because he will make you go broke?
should definitely find someone else...at best they're actively fucking you, worst case they're ignorant about how US financial markets operate.
SCHD FTW
I am not a financial advisor, and this is not financial advice.
Maybe you should check how much of your pension is invested where.
It can shock you how much of your money is invested in just 5 stocks.
Then talk to an advisor