[young of the new generation investing in bitcoin] GabrielPevide U.S. companies are poised to raise another $600 billion through stock offerings in 2027, extending a surge in equity issuance fueled partly by artificial intelligence investment, according to Goldman Sachs. Although the growing supply of shares could pressure stock valuations, the investment bank expects corporate buybacks and investor demand to help sustain the bull market. In an Oct. 9 research report, Goldman Sachs strategist Ben Snider projected that U.S. companies will raise $175 billion through initial public offerings next year, with another $425 billion coming from follow-on offerings, convertible securities and special purpose acquisition companies.
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