Over the past two years, one story has dominated Wall Street:
Artificial intelligence.
AI stocks have surged.
Tech giants have poured billions into new infrastructure.
And investors have rushed in, afraid of missing out.
But beneath the excitement, some analysts believe something more troubling may be taking shape.
A growing number of warning signs suggest the AI boom may be creating risks that most investors still aren't paying attention to.
And if those risks continue building, the fallout could reach far beyond Silicon Valley.
Some believe it could be the trigger for a much broader financial shock - one that hits portfolios, retirement accounts, household budgets and, in a worst-case scenario, even sparks a full market crash.
One longtime financial research firm has been tracking these risks closely.
For decades, its analysts have warned about major market risks before they became obvious.
Now, they believe the AI boom may be creating a dangerous mix of forces that could reshape markets far faster than most people expect -
and they're now pointing out practical steps some investors are taking to protect their savings before things escalate.
Click here to watch what could break the AI boom - and how some investors are preparing.