The market finished lower last week as traders continued to rotate out of higher risk assets, including speculative growth names and crypto. Even prominent artificial intelligence players have found it difficult to consistently attract buyers given the elevated valuations that developed over the past two years. Those stretched valuations make it harder to justify new entries at current levels.
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