Subject: 600 years of tech panics. The investors who sold into fear have never been right at 10 years.

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In 600 years of technology panics — printing press, steam engine, electricity, automobiles, computers — the investors who sold into fear-driven selloffs have never been right at the 10-year horizon. Not once. The pattern repeats identically every time: incumbents fund fear campaigns, regulators overreact, and people who ignore the panic and build infrastructure capture the wealth.

Right now, while people debate whether AI will "destroy jobs" or "end civilization," here's what's happening this month:

- Broadcom just posted $8.4 billion in AI chip sales — up 106% in one year
- Amazon signed a $50 billion cloud deal with OpenAI
- Roche launched a 3,500-GPU AI factory for drug discovery
- Tesla is mass-producing a car with no steering wheel starting next month
- Bloom Energy has a $20 billion backlog powering AI data centers

The ecosystem is already forming — energy, semiconductors, biotech, real estate — just like highways, gas stations, and suburbs formed around the automobile.

The historical precedents are striking:

In the 1470s, a Venetian scribe called the printing press "a whore." The Catholic Church banned books until 1966. Meanwhile, Martin Luther distributed 300,000 copies and Protestant nations pulled ahead economically for centuries.

In the 1880s, Edison electrocuted animals to scare people away from his competitor's electrical system. Westinghouse ignored the panic, built the superior system, and won.

In the 1900s, the UK required a person with a red flag to walk in front of every automobile. This protected the horse industry — and killed Britain's auto sector for decades.

We tracked 9 technology panics and mapped each one against what's happening with AI right now. The fears are word-for-word identical every time. The investment pattern is identical too.

The full report:
https://aistockmarketimpacts.com/special-reports/tech-panic-history.html

The investors who get burned are always the ones who sell into the panic. 600 years of evidence says so.

— AI Stock Market Impacts


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