Nasdaq Shrugs Off AI IPO Debacle As Oil Plunge Lifts Sentiment: Oct. 20, 2026
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Elice's 32% plunge on its first day of trading reflected market skepticism regarding the high valuation of AI companies. Amidst a sell-off in semiconductor and AI-related stocks, investors are evaluating future revenue growth and the potential for return on investment more strictly, serving as a test of investor sentiment across the global AI market.
Foreign Media Focuses on Ellis’s Plunge on First Day of Listing… “Skepticism of AI Investment Grows”
As South Korean artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure company Elice Group fell more than 32% above its offering price on its first day of trading on the KOSDAQ, major foreign media outlets [reported] this.
Doubts about the profitability of artificial intelligence and the surge in oil pressure Wall Street. Elice’s collapse in South Korea deepens caution, while Treasury bonds regain appeal as a haven.
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