Journalist Andrew Ross Sorkin has raised alarms regarding the current state of Wall Street, drawing worrying comparisons to the market conditions leading up to the 1929 crash. As the AI boom bolsters the economy, some analysts fear that the lack of regulatory guardrails might lead to an inevitable market bubble pop. Sorkin notes striking similarities between today’s stock market dynamics and those from the pre-crash era of 1929, prompting discussions on how lessons from the Great Depression can be applied to navigate the current financial landscape. With anxiety palpable among investors, many are questioning whether we are heading toward another catastrophic economic collapse reminiscent of the historic crash that shattered America. Analysts like Jeremy Grantham and Bill Ackman have voiced their concerns, further fueling the ongoing debate about the stability of markets today.