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Letting AI capex slow could risk recession, Amit Kukreja notes — AI capex at 50 percent of GDP risk

Amit Kukreja, Amit Kukreja, questioned whether the current U.S. administration can afford to allow a bear market, citing the major role of AI-related capital expenditures in the U.S. economy.

He stated that AI capex accounts for 50% of U.S. GDP, and if it stops or slows down, GDP growth would suffer, potentially leading to a recession with Mainstreet being hit the hardest.

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Kukreja has previously analyzed single-stock dynamics, including warning of dilution risks for Ondas despite heightened attention to the $1.5 trillion U.S. defense budget. In a separate report, he covered Brad Gerstner's exit from CoreWeave, noting the shift of 10% of holdings into META and TSLA after the full sale of CoreWeave shares. His recent comments focus on broader macroeconomic implications tied to AI spending.

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