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① Renowned usa economist David Rosenberg has changed his long-standing bearish stance, stating that the ai-driven technology boom has led him to reassess the us stock market; ② Rosenberg indicated that if ai unleashes a wave of productivity, extreme valuations might make sense; ③ Rosenberg mentioned that despite the possibility of a bubble, it may not manifest in the coming years, and he remains open to the idea that the bull market could 'go further.'
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