RBC Capital's 189-page report explores generative AI's implications, with predictions of 50% multiple compression for non-adopters in the next five years. Discover which big tech names are poised to benefit and why increased cybersecurity threats may provide a further boost.
Discover the investment strategy of top-performing fund manager, Jeff Muhlenkamp, and his success with value-focused names, consistent growth, and a diversified portfolio. Learn why Muhlenkamp continues to outperform in the stock market and his market-bullish positions, including tech giants and gold royalty companies.
Investors seeking to capitalize on the growth of AI should consider investing in Micron Technology, a potentially cheaper alternative to NVIDIA. While facing a revenue decline and oversupply of memory chips, Micron's long-term potential as a top AI stock remains promising, with high demand for memory chips addressing the oversupply and increasing profitability. Invest in Micron today for a brighter tomorrow.
Retail investors are flocking back to the stock market, drawn by the hype around AI, with Nvidia taking centre stage. The US debt ceiling resolution further encourages investors, with a three-month high of $1.36bn inflow seen over the last week. Economic data, bullish sentiment, blue-chip, and small-cap stock purchases are all positive signs. The AI trend shows no sign of slowing, and with the retail influx yet to reach concerning levels, the outlook looks positive, despite fears of an impending recession.
Despite the potential of AI in predicting stock market trends, Wall Street veteran Marty Chavez believes that AI may not be the answer just yet due to the market's unpredictable and unstable nature. AI excels at identifying patterns, but the stock market is not a stable distribution. Therefore, traditional methods may still be necessary for accurate predictions for now.
Explore the evolution of tech policy from Obama's optimism to Harris's vision at the Democratic National Convention. What's next for Democrats in tech?