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Global fund managers, the IMF, and even Michael Burry are warning about the AI bubble. Yet billions are still pouring into companies like OpenAI, NVIDIA, and AMD despite unsustainable losses and circular financing deals.

In this episode, Lloyd reveals:

◼️ Why the AI bubble is coming

◼️ How circular money flows are propping up the industry

◼️ Why Australian investors with superannuation are more exposed than they realise

◼️ The parallels with past industrial bubbles like dot‑com and railroads

◼️ What this means for your portfolio and retirement savings

Timestamps:

00:00:00 - Introduction

00:01:14 - Understanding the Scale of the Bubble

00:02:49 - Circular Deals and Vendor Financing

00:06:23 - The Demand Problem in AI

00:08:43 - Historical Context: Industrial Bubbles

00:10:00 - Impact on Australian Superannuation

00:11:37 - Currency Risks for Australian Investors

00:12:31 - Economic Implications of the AI Bubble

00:13:34 - Concentration Risk in AI Investments

00:14:45 - OpenAI's Central Role in the Market

00:15:53 - Valuation Concerns and Market Adjustments

00:18:09 - Differences Between AI and Dot-Com Bubbles

00:20:24 - Strategies for Investors in the AI Space

00:22:43 - Final Thoughts: Protecting Your Wealth

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