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‘Never Happened in History,’ Ex-Bridgewater Exec Warns AI Market Is Priced to Perfection

BenzingaStjepan Kalinic

Former Bridgewater exec Bob Elliott warns the AI stock rally is an "expectations mania" built on unrealistic growth assumptions.

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