7 Stocks from Companies That Can't Stop Talking About AI

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Good morning,

History doesn't repeat itself, but it frequently rhymes. That's the situation investors find themselves in regarding artificial intelligence (AI).  

Some investors aren't old enough to remember life without the internet. But if you do, then you can see a parallel from the dot-com bubble to what's happening with AI today. 

In the late 1990s, the internet was still in its infancy. It was a novelty, but it lacked much utility. Nevertheless, some companies saw what was possible and leaped into the public markets with a business plan and not much else.  

That didn't end well. Because the technology was too young. Investors could understand the idea, but it would be years before the iPhone and e-commerce changed the game forever.  

That brings us to today and AI.  

Yes, many companies are bending over backward to tout their AI capabilities. Goldman Sachs noted that mentions of AI in company earnings reports are back on the rise after a quarter of turning lower. 

But unlike the dot-com era, AI is a technology available today. Companies just have to figure out how to incorporate it.  

In fact, that's what investors are demanding. It's not good enough to tout your AI capabilities. Companies must show how AI improves efficiency and adds to their bottom line.  

For many investors, that means looking at big tech names. And if you like Nvidia, we won't tell you that's a bad investment.  

However, there are companies outside of the dedicated AI space that have been on the AI train for years. Those investments are paying off today and will in the future.  

That's the focus of this special presentation. We're highlighting seven non-tech companies that are leading the way in AI. And while many of these are companies in the growth stage, there are at least two blue-chip companies that many investors would view as forever stocks.  

View the 7 Stocks from Companies That Can't Stop Talking About AI

William Bushee
MarketBeat

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Artificial Intelligence, or AI for short, is like a computer brain that can think, learn, and make decisions kind of like a human. AI is used in video games to make the characters smarter, in phones to recognize your voice, and even in cars to help them drive by themselves! Now, companies that make or use AI are often part of what adults call "AI stocks." These are shares of companies you can buy if you think those companies are going to do really well because they're using AI. Let's explore why AI stocks can be as exciting as finding a treasure chest in a game and what to think about if you're considering investing in them:

• AI is Everywhere: AI is becoming a big part of so many things – from how we shop online and get recommendations for what to watch on TV, to doctors using it to help diagnose diseases faster. Because AI is used in so many areas, companies working with AI have a lot of chances to grow, making their stocks potentially valuable, kind of like rare trading cards.

• The Future Looks Bright: Imagine what the world will be like when cars can drive themselves safely or when robots can help do chores at home. Companies leading in AI technology are working on these cool ideas, which could make them very important (and their stocks very valuable) in the future. It's like investing in a tiny sapling that could grow into a giant, fruit-bearing tree.

• But, It's a Bit of a Guessing Game: Investing in AI stocks can be tricky because it's hard to tell which companies will be the big winners. Some companies might have great ideas but face problems bringing them to life, while others might do really well. It's a bit like trying to pick the fastest horse in a race without knowing much about the horses.

• Not All That Glitters Is Gold: Just because a company says it's working with AI doesn't mean it's going to be successful. Some companies might not be as far ahead in AI as they say, or they might not use AI in ways that actually make them money. It's important to be a bit like a detective, looking closely to see if a company's AI dreams are realistic.

• Learn Before You Leap: Before you think about investing in AI stocks, it's really important to learn as much as you can. Talk to adults who know about investing, read books, and maybe even watch some videos about AI and how it's changing the world. Understanding what makes a company's AI technology special can help you make smarter choices.

If you're considering diving into the world of AI stocks, remember these key points:

• Do Your Homework: Just like in school, the more you learn, the better you'll do. Research the companies and see how they're using AI to make a difference.

• Be Patient: Investing in stocks, especially ones in fast-growing areas like AI, is more like planting a tree than buying a toy. You have to give it time to grow.

• Spread Out Your Bets: Don't put all your allowance into one company. Spread it out over different types of investments to lower your risk.

• Stay Curious: The world of AI is always changing, so keep learning and staying up-to-date on the latest news and technologies.

Investing in AI stocks is a bit like going on an adventure into the future. It's exciting because you're investing in what the world might become, but it also requires careful planning, patience, and a willingness to learn as much as you can along the way.

 

 
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