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Bezos's attitude has drastically changed as he embraces Trump, stating that the new government will lead a new wave of regulation.
1. Bezos expressed optimism about the newly elected President of the usa, Trump, expecting the new government to bring a more friendly regulatory environment; 2. He believes that Trump has made great efforts in reducing regulations and has stated that he will do his best to help Trump; 3. Bezos had previously been in long-term opposition to Trump, but his attitude has now changed.
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Bank of America Outlook for 2025: The most aggressive policies in the usa in a century will fuel a "technology bubble", but "the higher one climbs, the harder one falls."
Bank of America warns that the U.S. stock market may have reached a critical point of collapse, potentially facing the impact of the AI bubble and Trump’s policies next year. The similarities between AI and the internet of the late 1990s are apparent, with the bubble's burst only a matter of time. If Trump fulfills his campaign promises, it could bring a brief prosperity to the U.S. stock market, but it would also fuel the bubble, leading to a major depression.