May 31, 2026 · 8:54 PM CDT / 10:54 AM JST

Source: YouTube — Jordi Visser (YouTube Video) | May 31, 2026 · 60 min

Jordi opens with S&P extending its winning streak to nine weeks, hitting all-time highs — not just the US but globally — while noting most sectors are actually underwater except AI-linked tech and industrials. He walks through momentum indicators showing those AI trades looking increasingly tired, drawing historical parallels to 1987 and prior bubble endings, and frames AI as the dominant force reshaping portfolio construction. The conversation pivots to his AI weekly newsletter recap, the case for SAS (Software Assetization Services) as a recovering trade, and a deep dive on biotech — where AI is accelerating drug discovery by matching existing compounds to new applications. He closes with a preview of his upcoming NYSE appearance, emphasizing tokenization as the next major structural shift for wealth managers, arguing AI is compressing timelines across crypto, infrastructure, and pharma in ways the S&P’s 80/20 non-AI weighting doesn’t yet reflect.

Key bullet points:

• S&P up 9 weeks running, led entirely by AI-adjacent sectors — breadth is narrowing and momentum is tiring
• Historical precedent: 1987 crash, prior tech bubbles — the setup looks familiar to Visser
• Biotech AI: drug discovery acceleration is real, pairing existing compounds with new applications
• Tokenization flagged as the next major theme for financial advisors and wealth managers
• Core positioning call: overweight AI infrastructure and crypto relative to passive S&P exposure

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