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🚨 S&P 500 IS MIRRORING 2000 DOT-COM BUBBLE AGAIN... Сurrent market structure looks almost identical to 1997–2000 setup 1997-2000: Capital was heavily concentrated in a few tech giants - Cisco, Intel, Microsoft, AOL 2025-2026: Now the entire market is being carried by “Magnificent Seven” - Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet,...

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