Business professor Erik Gordon said more investors will lose more money in the AI craze than the dot-com bubble as stock values are much higher.

The gains in AI stocks have been so substantial that some analysts have drawn comparisons to the dot-com bubble, a period in the late 1990s when rapid price appreciation in internet-based stocks let ...

Michael Burry believes passive investing has made the entire stock market more vulnerable. Trying to time the market, however, can be costly. Investors can target stocks with modest valuations and low ...