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Goldman warns AI fears are reshaping US investors long term growth bets
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Published on 28 April 2026

Software valuations may be built on profits beyond a decade
Goldman Sachs analysts say worries that AI could weaken long-term U.S. corporate growth are reviving questions about how much today’s stock valuations depend on profits expected far beyond the next decade. The focus is especially on software companies, where expectations extending to long run growth are now facing tighter scrutiny, shifting how investors frame risk and opportunity.
- AI fears are pushing investors to revisit long term growth assumptions
- Valuations tied to profits beyond a decade face renewed scrutiny
- Software stocks are at the center of the debate
- Goldman highlights how projection horizons shape perceived risk
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