Reddit poster says bond investors are shifting from smaller AI issuers to Treasuries
A poster on r/investing claims bond investors are exiting debt of smaller AI companies and buying government bonds instead, pushing Treasury yields down. The post says the AI trade is diverging between larger established firms with diversified revenue and smaller unprofitable players accumulating debt, and expects attrition similar to the Dot com era.
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What the sources claim
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The poster says bond investors are selling smaller AI companies' debt and buying government bonds, driving Treasury yields down.
“buying government bonds over these companies' debt, driving Treasury yields down”
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The poster says the AI trade is splitting between larger established companies and smaller unprofitable ones accumulating too much debt.
“those larger established companies with many revenue streams from different services, compared to smaller players who are not profitable and accumulating too much debt”
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The poster expects attrition among AI players, with only a few surviving, as during the Dot com era.
“Attrition will come, and only the few will survive, like during the Dot com times”
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