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George Gammon
YouTube | stock
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August 17, 2026
This New AI Bubble Intel Should Scare The Hell Out Of You
The creator discusses a Wall Street Journal article highlighting a potential AI bubble, emphasizing that current reported spending is only the "tip of the iceberg." The article reveals significant off-balance sheet liabilities and long-term debt related to AI capex, suggesting a much larger and more terrifying bubble than publicly perceived, with potential systemic risks to the entire economy.
June 29, 2026
This Powerful Indicator Now Predicts A Stock Market Crash
George Gammon discusses a new stock market indicator that suggests a 67% chance of a bare market or crash, based on the performance difference between the Dow and NASDAQ. He notes that this divergence has occurred at significant market tops in the past, such as the dot-com bust, and while the divergence has shrunk recently, he will monitor its future impact.
May 21, 2026
Countries Are Starting To Sell All Their GOLD...Here's Why
The creator discusses countries, specifically Turkey, selling off gold and US treasuries to acquire US dollars, driven by the need to import oil and manage inflation. This action is framed as a sign of dollar strength relative to other currencies, despite the dollar's expected long-term devaluation against goods and services.