Welcome to Office Hours with Prop G.

This is the part of the show where we answer your questions about business, big tech,

entrepreneurship, and whatever else is on your mind.

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on Scott Galloway subreddit, and we just might feature it in our next episode.

Our first question comes from Previous Golf 95-4-1 on Reddit. They say,

Hi, Scott, love your stuff, and thanks for what you do. I don't trade individual stocks except

for my company through the employee

stock purchase program, which I liquidate as it becomes eligible to buy index funds. Therefore,

the S&P is really what matters from my returns. I keep hearing you and others express fascination

at the resilience of the market in the face of pandemics, tariffs, elections, wars, and AI.

Part of what's going on here be advances in electronic trading tech that are modulating

reactive trading?

I'm talking about so-called robotraders, but I feel like it's more nuanced than that.

As AI is further integrated into market strategy and trading tech, is it better at dampening

emotion and panic that would have led to severe market downturns in the past?

Is AI better at buying the dip?

Do we know about AI traders and the risks involved?

Thank you for your thoughts.

My immediate reaction is it's always dangerous to think it's different this time, and the market is resilient.

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