1927 vs 2025: Are We Heading Toward a New Market Crash? The Fed, AI and the Stock Bubble
In this episode, we examine how the end of 2025 mirrors the “Roaring Twenties” and the crucial year 1927 before the Great Crash of 1929. We compare the U.S. economy then and now, Federal Reserve policy, the surge of Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq, and the role of new technologies — from electrification and assembly lines to AI, biotech and Big Tech.
We break down what is fueling markets in 2025: record indexes, cheap money, belief in endless profit growth, meme stocks, crypto and social-media speculation. We discuss how modern regulation differs from the 1920s, where new bubbles may be forming, and which “black swans” could trigger a chain reaction of sell-offs.
We also revisit the key lessons of 1929: overheating, leverage, investor euphoria and blind faith in technology. What does this mean for a retail investor today? How do you avoid becoming a new Irving Fisher with his “permanently high plateau” — and keep discipline in a portfolio shaped by AI and algorithmic trading?
If you want independent analysis, crisis history and real risk mapping for the 2025–2026 markets, this breakdown is for you.
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