Invest in stocks like MRVL, AVGO and QCOM for solid returns on the possibility that incoming U.S. president Trump will further democratize AI.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been the hottest buzzword in 2024, and rightly so. With AI being increasingly adopted across industries and functions globally, it has become a major investment theme.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has created huge opportunities for technology companies as they use it to offer new products and services. Goldman Sachs estimates that companies will pour $1 trillion into generative AI investments over the next few years in their efforts to keep pace with each other.
Tech stocks like UI, NVDA, AVGO and CLS benefit from AI advancements, cloud adoption, growing IT spending, ease of inflationary pressure and a robust business model.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a new technology with tremendous long-term investment potential. But don't assume that all AI stocks are speculative or high-octane growth businesses.
With the global market for artificial intelligence presumed to be worth trillions in the coming years, these top semiconductor stocks should be lucrative investments going into 2025.
Among chip stocks, these three stand out for their ability to dominate their respective markets. Combined with the AI arms race in big tech, their leading positions set their stocks up for massive returns in 2024.
Billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller recently made a big investment in Broadcom (AVGO), increasing his stake to 239,980 shares.
A stock split has no fundamental impact on a business's health but it is a sign of business health investors should heed. Data from Bank of America shows that companies that split their stock tend to outperform the broad market and deliver leveraged returns over time.
Nvidia (NVDA 0.39%) has led the artificial intelligence (AI) boom that began with the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022. Its share price has advanced 895% since then, and Wall Street is still very bullish.
AVGO, O, MSI and NKE have superior fundamentals that make dividend growth a quality and promising investment for the long term.
George Tsilis examines the reasons behind a meteoric surge in Broadcom (AVGO) to end the 2024 trading year. From the company's role in the A.I.