J.D. Joyce, president of Houston-based Joyce Wealth Management, was featured in yesterday's The Wall Street Journal article examining the latest market concerns surrounding inflation, artificial intelligence, and renewed volatility in technology stocks.

As investors weighed company-specific headlines involving Nvidia and questions about the sustainability of the AI investment cycle, Joyce offered perspective on the distinction between short-term developments and the broader technological transformation underway.

Key comments from J.D. Joyce:

"I don’t think one extramarital affair…by one person is going to cause the AI revolution to come to a complete halt."

Joyce also noted that semiconductor companies continue to generate substantial profits, observing that chip makers are still "printing money."

The comments reflect an important distinction for investors: individual companies and their executives may face challenges, and technology stocks may experience periods of volatility, but those developments do not necessarily change the long-term trajectory of a transformative technology.

While the AI investment cycle will undoubtedly have its winners and losers, artificial intelligence remains a powerful force with significant long-term implications for businesses, the economy and financial markets.

Read the full article: The Wall Street Journal – November 10, 2026

Not an Offer or Advice: This commentary is provided for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute a recommendation to buy or sell any specific security or to adopt any particular investment strategy. The views expressed represent the current opinions of Joyce Wealth Management as of 11/10/26 and are subject to change without notice.