Oracle's debt is triggering alarm bells in the financial markets. A key fear indicator tracking concerns around the company's obligations just hit levels we haven't seen since the 2008 crisis. What's driving this anxiety? A massive wave of bond issuances from major tech players has intensified worries that we might be riding an AI-driven bubble ready to pop. When corporate giants flood the market with debt while AI hype reaches fever pitch, smart money starts asking uncomfortable questions. The parallels to previous market euphoria moments are hard to ignore.
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SurvivorshipBias
· 3h ago
Here it comes again, every time they say it's going to crash, but it’s still blowing up.
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CryptoNomics
· 3h ago
lmao the correlation matrix on this one is wild - if you actually run the regression analysis on debt issuance vs AI sentiment indices, the endogenous variables completely destroy this narrative. but sure, let's pretend 2008 fundamentals apply to 2024 tech structures... they don't
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CryptoSurvivor
· 3h ago
Here comes the trap again, I’m tired of hearing about the AI bubble theory. It's been so long since 2008, why bring it up to scare people?
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rugged_again
· 3h ago
Here we go again, tech giants are wildly issuing bonds, and the AI concept is being hyped... isn't this just a replica of what happened before 2008?
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GasFeeCry
· 3h ago
Here it comes again, this wave of AI debt is just like a replica of 2008, it's really hard to hold on.
Oracle's debt is triggering alarm bells in the financial markets. A key fear indicator tracking concerns around the company's obligations just hit levels we haven't seen since the 2008 crisis. What's driving this anxiety? A massive wave of bond issuances from major tech players has intensified worries that we might be riding an AI-driven bubble ready to pop. When corporate giants flood the market with debt while AI hype reaches fever pitch, smart money starts asking uncomfortable questions. The parallels to previous market euphoria moments are hard to ignore.