TOM LEE COMPARES TODAY'S AI STOCK CORRECTION TO CISCO'S 40% CRASH IN 1997
@fundstrat explains why the current AI selloff looks similar to the early internet boom:
- Cisco $CSCO surged from $0.80 in 1994 to $9 in 1997 as the public internet began taking off
- Alan Greenspan's warnings about irrational exuberance and preemptive monetary tightening triggered selling pressure
- Slowing quarterly revenue growth and fears of competition pushed Cisco down 40% from $9 to $5, a correction Lee compares to today's AI stocks