Morgan Stanley's Andrew Slimmon on Non-Profitable Tech Bubble and Market Outlook
CNBC TelevisionNovember 5, 20254 min15,964 views
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- ⚠️ Andrew Slimmon expresses concern about a bubble in non-profitable tech stocks, noting they are leading the market charge.
- 💡 He differentiates the current situation from the 1999 internet bubble, stating the move up in non-profitable tech stocks is currently around 100%, not the 400% seen previously.
- 📉 Slimmon views market pullbacks, like the one on Friday, as positive signs that extend the bull market cycle by reducing speculative froth.
Positive Market Drivers
- 📈 The market has a bullish backdrop due to friendly monetary policy with the Fed cutting rates.
- 💰 Fiscal policy is also supportive, with significant tax savings expected next year.
- 📊 Sentiment is not overly bullish, indicating the market is not yet
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Non-profitable Tech StocksMarket BubbleBull MarketMorgan StanleyAndrew SlimmonMonetary PolicyFiscal PolicySpeculative StocksValuationFed Rate CutsTax SavingsMarket SentimentTariffs
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