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The AI rollout continues. Earnings season indicates that many companies are continuing to invest and build in AI projects. While that growth may slow down in a few years, for now, the trend is on. That means investors should look to buy AI-related plays on any reasonable selloff. Finding high-growth companies and buying them after a quick 10-20% pullback is one way to play the AI trend without buying in at the top. One AI-related play is the growth of data centers ...
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AI stocks remain hot, although it’s clear that many companies expect sales to start to cool off. The initial wave of AI buying will likely be over by the end of next year. That still offers investors plenty of time to make a little more out of big hardware plays. But it also suggests that investors may fare better investing with software companies. That’s because software tends to be a high-margin product. Even better, many software services generate recurring revenues through monthly ...
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Amid a strong showing for tech stocks, the recent market rotation has allowed other sectors to come into their own. That includes companies that continue to grow, even without necessarily investing heavily into the AI space. Overall, companies with slow-and-steady growth should be able to keep on moving higher. And investors who buy into these higher-trending stocks may see better returns than investing in AI-related tech stocks after that space has had its big run. One company moving higher is Berkshire Hathaway ...
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The stock market is made up of many sectors. Most investors focus on whatever sector is hot right now. For nearly two years, that’s been tech thanks to the rollout of AI. But tech returns have slowed in recent quarters. Other sectors are starting to show stronger returns. Investors who shift more towards these other sectors can buy into a more reasonable value right now. And they can also get a higher income than in tech plays. Either way, that can help ...
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Most green energy stocks have been out of favor with the market over the past few years, thanks to low conventional energy prices. But with the prospect of a renewed interest in green energy and the upcoming election, these stocks may find support. In the green energy space, only a handful of players have been able to thrive on their own. One of them is a major play on the continued rollout of solar energy. That leader is First Solar (FSLR). It’s ...
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Markets are quick to reward fast-growing companies, at least until that growth stops. Companies that have a more slow-and-steady approach tend to get overlooked. But over time, their returns can equal that of a growth company, with far less volatility. Given how markets are pushing to all-time highs on the back of growth stocks, now may be the ideal time to look for more steadier stocks that can keep delivering, no matter what happens in the economy. One sector that tends to ...
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Since late 2022, AI-related stocks have been on a tear. The best returns have come from some of the largest companies by market cap. They’re able to move billions of dollars quickly into AI and adapt. Other companies have had to take a slower route. But that trend is starting to shift as the next stage of the AI boom expands. It’s likely that other companies will benefit more than big-cap names going forward. One potential play could be Broadcom (AVGO). The ...
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Shoppers love a bargain. With investors still contenting with higher prices thanks to years of above-average inflation, companies that cater to finding a bargain continue to post strong results. That’s especially true with apparel retail. Shoppers are more than willing to open up their wallets if they can get what looks like an exceptional bargain on clothes. And a few companies have a business model that allows them to thrive in this challenging environment. The industry leader for this trend is likely ...
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