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Good morning traders,

Markets sure are resilient lately and it looks like a lot of that dominance is coming from the “AI” space. The question we have to ask ourselves is will AI take over the stock market?

Several indicators show that AI‐oriented stocks are having outsized influence in the market.

1. Many of the best-performing stocks in major indices are those tied to artificial intelligence (AI).
   

2. A large share of the market’s value is now concentrated in these AI-related companies. For example, According to JPMorgan, ~30 AI-related stocks have added about $5 trillion in household wealth in the past year; they now account for about 44% of the S&P 500’s market value. Business Insider
   That’s significant — when nearly half of the index by value is tethered to a particular theme, you know it’s influential.
   

3. The AI build-out is driving infrastructure, capex, corporate investment:
   “Massive infrastructure investment … has been a primary source of fuel for the AI rally.” Investopedia  So it’s not just software companies talking about AI — chips, data centers, cloud, storage, hardware are all in play.

But: Not a clean “takeover” yet — and lots of caveats

Despite the strong influence of AI stocks, there are important qualifications.

• Valuation and risk concerns: Analysts and fund-managers are warning about a potential bubble in AI-themed stocks. For example: “A record share of global fund managers said artificial intelligence stocks are in a bubble…” Yahoo Finance So the enthusiasm is real — but so is the worry that expectations may be ahead of delivered results.
  

• Dependence on execution and fundamentals: From one article:
  “They are priced as if AI is not just a growth driver but the growth driver.” Investopedia That means much of the valuation is anchored on future potential, which introduces greater risk if that potential doesn’t materialize on schedule (or at all).
  

• Selectivity matters: Not every “AI” stock is equal. The strongest are those with clear exposure, execution, business fundamentals. Others may struggle.

Why it matters for the broader market

• Because AI-related stocks are large and influential, their performance has outsized effects on major indices (S&P 500, Nasdaq).

• When they rise, they help lift the market; when they stumble, they can pull it down. For example, JPMorgan estimates a 10% drop in those AI stocks could reduce household wealth by ~$2.7 trillion and consumer spending by ~$95 billion.

• The build-out of AI requires large capex, infrastructure spending, chip manufacturing, cloud deployment — which drives growth in other sectors (hardware, utilities, data-centers) too.

So: Are AI stocks taking over?

In my view: they are dominant players, but not everything.

• They dominate the growth narrative and are powering much of the upside.

• But they don’t yet replace all other sectors (consumer goods, traditional industry, etc).

• The risk of a reversal or disappointment is present.

• For investors, this means: if you’re overweight in AI-themed stocks, you’re also taking on more risk tied to “will this growth play out” rather than “steady reliable business”.

What I’d watch going forward

• Earnings & guidance of major AI-oriented companies (are they delivering).

• Capital expenditure trends in the hyperscalers and infrastructure build-out.

• Value vs expectation: Are valuations justified by business fundamentals or just hype?

• Signs of cooling sentiment: If investors start believing the “AI wave” is priced in, the multiple might compress.

• Broader market correlation: If AI stocks start diverging from the broader market, it might signal risk.

Jeff Williams

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