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Is the U.S. Stock Market in a Tech-Driven Bubble?

by Team Lumida
March 3, 2025
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  • U.S. stocks now account for nearly two-thirds of global equity market value, driven by a decade-long tech rally, particularly in AI-related companies.
  • The “Magnificent Seven” tech giants (Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla) make up nearly a third of the S&P 500’s $51.8 trillion market value.
  • Concerns are growing over overvalued tech stocks, with parallels being drawn to historical bubbles like the dotcom crash and Japan’s 1980s asset bubble.
  • Investors are questioning whether their portfolios are overly concentrated in U.S. markets, raising diversification concerns.

What Happened?

The U.S. stock market has surged to account for nearly 64% of global equity market value, its highest share since the late 1960s. This dominance has been fueled by a decade-long rally in tech stocks, particularly those linked to artificial intelligence. The “Magnificent Seven” tech giants now represent almost a third of the S&P 500’s market value. However, recent pullbacks in tech shares and skepticism over lofty valuations have raised concerns about whether the market is in a bubble. Comparisons are being made to past speculative manias, such as the dotcom crash and Japan’s 1980s asset bubble.


Why It Matters?

The U.S. market’s dominance and heavy concentration in a few tech stocks pose significant risks for investors. While the tech sector has delivered strong returns, its overvaluation could lead to sharp corrections, as seen in previous market bubbles. For global investors, the outsized role of U.S. equities in portfolios raises diversification concerns, as even broad global trackers are heavily weighted toward U.S. markets. The reliance on AI-driven growth also introduces uncertainty, especially as competitors like China’s DeepSeek challenge the need for massive capital expenditures by U.S. tech giants. These dynamics could impact global market stability and investor confidence.


What’s Next?

Investors will closely monitor the performance of U.S. tech stocks, particularly the “Magnificent Seven,” as well as developments in AI technology that could disrupt current market leaders. A potential correction in tech valuations could ripple across global markets, given the U.S. market’s dominance. Diversification strategies may gain traction as investors seek to reduce exposure to concentrated U.S. equities. Additionally, comparisons to historical bubbles suggest that while corrections are possible, long-term opportunities may still exist in dominant industries like tech, similar to the historical performance of railroads and utilities.

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