#ai-valuation

#ai-valuation

But that doesn't mean you should pass up on a chance to make a big swing on the bigger opportunities that fly through your strike zone. In this piece, we'll look at three great large-cap tech stocks that have already fallen far more than the rest of the market and the Nasdaq 100 and might be spared if they have already "ripped the band-aid off," so to speak.

On March 10, 2000, the Nasdaq-100 traded at 5,048.62. On October 9, 2002, it had dropped to 1,114, down 78% from its peak. If a decline occurs anywhere near that level, it will be due to several factors combined. The most likely outcome is a huge disappointment in the future of artificial intelligence (AI). Another would be raging inflation caused by tariffs. (This leaves a major war out of the equation.) A drop of the same magnitude would take the Nasdaq down over 19,000 points.