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Why Today's AI Boom Differs From the Internet Bubble

The article argues that the current AI buildout, representing the largest industrial expansion since 19th-century railroads, is fundamentally different from the 1990s internet bubble. Unlike the dot-com era where 90% of fiber infrastructure sat unused and 75% of IPOs operated at losses, today's AI companies are profitable, have reasonable valuations, and their hardware is in high demand with premium pricing. This suggests the AI boom has a stronger economic foundation than the internet bubble.

Thinking of Buying Micron Stock Now? Here's 1 Green Flag and 1 Red Flag.

Micron Technology has experienced extraordinary growth driven by AI demand, with record revenue of $41.5 billion and net income of $28.2 billion in fiscal Q3, along with a forward P/E ratio of 6.23. However, the company's gross margins have surged to 84.6% from 37.7% a year earlier, raising concerns about sustainability given the memory industry's historical cyclical nature. The key question for investors is whether Micron can maintain sufficient profitability after margins normalize to justify current valuations and support long-term growth.

Oracle, Adobe, Micron, Alphabet and Nvidia are part of Zacks Earnings Preview

Zacks releases its earnings preview for the week of September 8, 2026, highlighting five companies expected to report earnings surprises: Oracle and Adobe kick off Q3 earnings season on September 10th. The S&P 500 is expected to see Q3 earnings grow +23% year-over-year with +11.2% revenue growth. Q2 results showed strong performance with 84.2% of companies beating EPS estimates. Positive revision trends have broadened across 8 of 16 sectors beyond just Technology and Energy.

What's Going On With Sandisk Stock Tuesday?

Sandisk Corp (SNDK) trends higher premarket with a Wall Street Buy consensus and $2,190 forecast. Get top technical indicators.

ETF Launches Are Exploding. So Why Are Investors Playing Defense?

New ETFs are getting riskier as leveraged products proliferate, even as investors shift toward defensive sectors and Treasury ETFs.

Shares of memory and storage-related stocks are trading higher as yields flatten, and the global NAND market grew 70% quarter over quarter. Peers: Micron, Sandisk and SK Hynix own part of the global NAND market.