HOWARD MARKS SAYS THE AI STUMBLES HAVE CRACKED THE IDEA THAT THE SECTOR CAN'T LOSE
The Oaktree co-chair says investors are getting more careful and more skeptical about AI, and he calls that healthy, per Bloomberg.
He says AI has been a crowded trade, where standards drop as prices rise. The question that matters, in his view, is whether AI can generate enough profit to justify the trillions being raised.
HOWARD MARKS: INTEREST RATES PROBABLY WON'T FALL MUCH OVER THE NEXT 1-2 YEARS
Marks says investors have long viewed falling rates as a major boost for markets, but he does not expect much relief ahead.
"Interest rates probably will not be going down much, if at all, in the coming year or two."
Howard Marks: "Good investing doesn't come from buying good things. It comes from buying things well."
There is no asset so good it can't become overpriced and dangerous.