Is the US stock market replaying the 2000 dot-com bubble? This chart is honestly a bit scary. Left: The peak of the 2000 dot-com bubble Right: The US stock market in 2026 The similarity in trends is ridiculously high. Before 2000, the market also saw: Tech stocks skyrocketing → Money chasing new technologies → Valuations breaking limits → Everyone believing 'this time is different' Then the bubble burst. NASDAQ eventually plunged nearly 80% from its peak. And in 2026, we’re seeing: The AI frenzy, tech giants hitting new highs, valuations continuing to expand, and the US stock market soaring to historic levels. History doesn’t always repeat itself, But it often rhymes. If the right side really continues to copy the left side… This might not be the start of a bull market, But the final madness before the bubble bursts. Do you really think it’s different this time? @grok What do you think?