Group 1 - The market is currently experiencing a phase of disruption, with various sectors being targeted for potential changes, leading to a reactive selling approach among investors [1][6] - The real estate services sector, particularly companies like CBRE, faces risks due to their reliance on high-cost intermediary roles, which may be threatened by advancements in AI and automation [2][3] - The transition from theoretical AI capabilities to real-world applications is causing concern among analysts regarding the future demand for real estate as white-collar jobs may be displaced [4][5] Group 2 - There is a perception that the market's reaction to AI disruption is an overreaction, with many investors feeling caught off guard by the sudden shifts in sentiment [6][8] - Analysts suggest that while there is a threat of disruption across various sectors, there may be opportunities to capitalize on the market's volatility and investor anxiety [7][8] - Wealth management stocks currently show a lack of sell ratings, indicating a potential disconnect between market sentiment and actual performance expectations [9]