Sacerdote: Underweighting mega-cap tech is betting against the digital economy
Alex Sacerdote · Why the AI Boom Is Just Getting Started · Invest Like The Best · Jun 9, 2026 · at 1:12:44
Alex Sacerdote discusses why traditional institutional asset allocation models miss the compounding power of dominant technology platforms.
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“In tech, the leader usually grows bigger and wins and develops very high market share quickly, and there's great competitive advantages. And they're also selling around the globe, so this is going to lead to massive profit pools and massive market caps, and it's just going to happen in the future, and so most endowments are betting against this, they're, because they're completely underweight this”
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