So much technical analysis, and so little actually valuable information. The thing is, anyone can draw a sawtooth over these kinds of things. The catch is, how

So much technical analysis, and so little actually valuable information. The thing is, anyone can draw a sawtooth over these kinds of things. The catch is, how wide is the sawtooth? Why would the market crash _now_ and not in for example, 2 years, or 5, or 10? You can't predict that with simple technical analysis, you need actual indicators. What are the indicators they suggest? Anecdotal evidence that some companies have some investments in businesses that don't seem like they're worth it. So what if AH stopped investing in early stage B2C startups? Perhaps they've just looked at their portfolio and determined their risk to be saturated? And what does the valuation of B2C have to do with the overall valuation of the tech industry? Why is no one showing the numbers, how much money is in B2C tech startups right now? How much is in B2B tech? How much revenue are these sectors generating? How can we be expected to make a judgement over if we're in a bubble or not if instead of useful numbers they give us a bunch of anecdotes? Articles like these are FUD, I don't know what the motivation is. Please note that I'm not saying we're not in a bubble. I'm just saying this article is not helping us deciding if we're in one.