Overall the S&P dropped by 1.5%. Investors traded in their AI stocks for other stocks; consumer staples, Healthcare, etc.. It is not so much a crash as it is a rotation. I do not see it as bad news, the market is showing resilience and adaptation.
If investors were leveraged up to their assholes on AI stock then they would have been liquidated and would have no money left to rotate into other stocks. Being overleveraged leads to a series of chain reactions that takes the entire stock market down like what happened in 2008.
Most of my investments are in an S&P 500 ETF and Berkshire. For the past 3 months Berkshire was doing dog shit and I was considering getting rid of it. But Berkshire is a good hedge against the S&P, when the S&P is doing well then Berkshire is not, and vice versa. Right now Berkshire is doing the best since AI got DeepDicked. I am still planning to get rid of 10-25% of my berkshire shares to buy some SCHD and BINC ETFs for more diversity.