JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns AI and ‘dumb things’ can trigger a 2008-like crisis

Jamie Dimon warned markets resemble pre-2008 conditions, citing risky behaviour, elevated asset prices and AI-driven disruption. He said people are doing “dumb things” to make money, warned of cyclical downturns ahead, and cautioned that enthusiasm around artificial intelligence could destabilise software and technology sectors globally over time.

A six-month slump for a former multibagger: What is going on with Eternal?

Eternal, once a star stock, faces a slump. Competition in food delivery and quick commerce intensifies. Valuations were high, and a leadership change added uncertainty. While core businesses improve, investors seek predictable earnings. The company’s strong cash position offers long-term support. Analysts suggest cautious accumulation.

Decoded: The viral doomsday AI memo that roiled Wall Street

A viral 7,000-word Substack essay by Citrini Research founder James van Geelen sparked a sharp selloff on Wall Street by outlining a hypothetical 2028 “Global Intelligence Crisis.” The scenario imagines AI wiping out white-collar jobs, crushing software revenues, straining credit and housing markets, and triggering a deflationary economic cascade.

Piyush Pandey sees buying opportunity in IT stocks despite AI fears

Piyush Pandey believes AI disruption fears for Indian IT stocks are overblown, with current valuations being “extremely comfortable.” He sees long-term opportunities outweighing short-term volatility, predicting improved performance in FY27 compared to FY26 due to increased productivity and a shift to outcome-based projects.

Asia and select Europe markets look attractive amid US concentration risks: David Gibson Moore

US equities have seen strong gains driven by AI mega-caps. Concerns about market concentration and high valuations are prompting investors to look beyond the US. Asia, including India, South Korea, and Indonesia, shows improving fundamentals. Select European markets, particularly manufacturing and defence, also present compelling opportunities for diversification in the coming months.