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Is the 2025 AI rally just a repeat of the 1999 dot-com bubble?
Howard Marks, Co-Founder & Co-Chairman of Oaktree Capital Management, sits down with 3PROTV's Global Money Talk during his recent visit to Korea. As a legendary investor renowned for his insightful memos (now in their 35th year) and famously trusted by Warren Buffett, Marks shares his candid view on the current market.
In this in-depth conversation, he explains why he finds the US stock market "worrisome" (though not yet a "bubble") and draws powerful parallels between the current AI excitement and the dot-com era, warning that while AI will undoubtedly change the world, it's nearly impossible to know who the long-term winners will be.
00:00 Investment Philosophy & The Importance of Risk Control
02:20 The Complexity of Investing & The Key to Risk Management
09:26 Current Market Situation & Concerns About AI
13:07 AI's World-Changing Potential and Its Uncertainties
17:01 The Motivation and Process of Writing Memos
18:50 Philosophy on Risk and Investing
22:59 Investment Philosophy & The Importance of Risk Control
26:35 Successful Investment Strategies & Performance
29:17 An Optimistic Approach to Investing & Final Advice
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Disclaimer: This video is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. The views expressed are those of the guest. Please consult a professional financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
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