When a $2.1T sovereign wealth fund starts backing away from big U.S. tech… you don’t ignore that. In this quick hit, I connect two signals — Norway trimming Nvidia/Apple/Microsoft/Google and U.S. tech giants pouring tens of billions into OpenAI — and explain why it looks less like “innovation” and more like bubble behavior.
Chapters:
00:00 – Norway pulls back: why this matters for everyday investors
01:00 – Why Nvidia is the flashing red light
02:00 – $50B into OpenAI: bubble behavior and mutual “validation”
03:00 – The domino risk + TL/DR: keep your head on a swivel
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Transcripts
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Norway has a sovereign wealth fund and they decided to reduce its holdings in major US tech companies. That includes Nvidia, apple, Microsoft, and Google. And what's interesting about the reduction in investment in those companies is that those companies represent some of the biggest drivers of us, GDP.
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The other piece to keep in mind is that when you look at what other countries are doing in their investments into the us, that's a signal of things that are potentially on the horizon that we should all be worried about. Now, if we were just looking at Norway Sovereign Wealth Fund as. A one off. We could maybe write that off and say, it's not a big deal, but there's another interesting development that we need to pay attention to.
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The failing documentary that Amazon is going to invest $50 billion into. OpenAI
and other American tech giants are deciding to do the same thing. When you look at both of these things taken together. The Sovereign Wealth Fund of Norway, pulling out their investments into the American tech sector and the tech giants in the US investing into open AI to the tune of a hundred billion dollars or more.
This should be a pretty significant alarm bell because what it signals is a continuation of what we've seen over the last year or two where the AI hype train is creating a bubble with no results in the near term.
What we're seeing are tech giants in the AI ecosystem, investing in each other, trying to create the appearance of fiscal health and trying to create the appearance that the mythical general intelligence that they're seeking is just around the corner.
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The TLDR on this is simple. Keep your head on a swivel.
Pay attention to what's going on, understand the investment patterns, and recognize that we might be seeing one of the world's biggest Ponzi schemes come crashing down in the near future.
