Tag: Valuations

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Investors seeking AI stocks should consider Amazon and AMD over Nvidia, which is overvalued. As a market leader, Amazon's cloud service AWS is well-positioned to benefit from the growing demand for AI cloud services. AMD, on the other hand, offers better value and has an extensive portfolio of chips for the AI opportunity with new products to serve the growing demand. Analysts note the better valuation with P/S ratios of 2.5 and 8.6 for Amazon and AMD, respectively.

Amidst the surge in AI-related stock prices, some skeptics question the existence of a bubble in the market. However, current valuations remain below bubble levels, with fundamentally justified multiples driven by strong earnings growth forecasts. Explore more.

Palantir Technologies Inc., a big data analytics company, has doubled its share price and boasts a market cap of $30 billion, making it a valuable investment opportunity. With robust revenue and FCF growth, it's capturing attention in the AI space and recently won a $463 million contract with US Special Forces. While continuing to grow its cash flow, Palantir's long-term sustainable growth prospects ensure its undervaluation. Explore why it's worth considering for your portfolio.

Palantir's recent stock surge is overdone, says Goldman Sachs. While AI has fuelled a demand for companies focused on the technology, the investment bank believes the rally is unjustified. Their analysts argue AI is just an extension of Palantir's existing data analytics work, not a substantial change in strategy or take-up. However, the firm still sees AI as a future tailwind, which could help drive growth. Goldman Sachs has raised Palantir's price target to $10 per share but warns that it signals a downside risk of almost 35% from current levels.