J.D. Joyce, president of Houston-based Joyce Wealth Management, was featured in yesterday's Wall Street Journal article examining the latest market concerns surrounding artificial intelligence, data-center financing, and the possibility of an AI investment bubble.

As technology stocks face renewed pressure, Joyce offered a longer-term perspective, emphasizing the transformative potential of artificial intelligence while recognizing that today's leading companies may not all remain tomorrow's leaders.

Key comments from J.D. Joyce:

"To me, this is such a monumental change that it's hard to see how it's not going to work itself out."

"The current selloff would likely be remembered as a 'blip' by market historians."

"Not all of those [PC manufacturers] survived and a lot of them got gobbled up and turned into different entities but the PC business is alive and well."

The comparison to the dot-com era highlights an important distinction: individual companies may come and go, but transformative technologies can continue to reshape the economy and create opportunities for investors over time.

Read the full article: The Wall Street Journal – November 2, 2026

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