In this 9-minute conversation, CooksonPeirce Co-Chairmen Dan and Bruce reflect on their experience navigating the late-1990s tech boom to compare today’s excitement around artificial intelligence. They discuss what feels familiar, what’s fundamentally different, and why innovation alone doesn’t signal speculation—offering perspective on how market narratives can influence disciplined investing.
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