Google has had exactly two quarters of negative free cash flow in its entire history as a public company, both of which occurred back-to-back in 2026. That's spooked investors who are already wondering if it's a bubble, which is leading to sell-offs across tech.

This isn't an everyday occurrence, so billing it as a panic every time there's a correction seems a bit off.

Stocks going up has been so normal for so long that it doesn't get much press. Any significant drop is way more newsworthy.

> Give it a few days and we'll be back where we were

Perhaps, though I think today is the lowest in 6 weeks.

Is a balloon inflating more or less noticeable than it popping?

We'll see about next week, if these threats against Iran are hollow we might rebound.

People are very watchful of the coming pop we all know is coming...?

It's not great when finance people are openly talking about trying to time the top.

I think the reason might be that AI's limitless promises haven't materialized in any measurable way, bringing only high costs

Be thankful you are alerted to the buying opportunity