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2 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks to Buy in the Tech Sell-Off
Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks were the market superstars over the past two years, leading the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq to double-digit gains. And for good reason. The technology could be the next big thing for companies, helping them streamline their operations and pump up earnings. AI has already helped some players do just that, demonstrating that it could become a game-changer for many.But in recent days, these stars haven't been glowing as brightly as before. Concerns about the general economic environment have weighed on them amid new government policies and President Donald Trump's implementation of tariffs on the U.S.'s largest trading partners, Canada, Mexico, and China.These tariffs are a concern because they could lift prices for certain companies that manufacture outside the U.S. and spark rising inflation within the country. This could directly increase these companies' costs, and higher inflation might hurt customers' wallets, resulting in lower revenue.Continue reading
Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks were the market superstars over the past two years, leading the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq to double-digit gains. And for good reason. The technology could be the next big thing for companies, helping them streamline their operations and pump up earnings. AI has already helped some players do just that, demonstrating that it could become a game-changer for many.
But in recent days, these stars haven't been glowing as brightly as before. Concerns about the general economic environment have weighed on them amid new government policies and President Donald Trump's implementation of tariffs on the U.S.'s largest trading partners, Canada, Mexico, and China.
These tariffs are a concern because they could lift prices for certain companies that manufacture outside the U.S. and spark rising inflation within the country. This could directly increase these companies' costs, and higher inflation might hurt customers' wallets, resulting in lower revenue.
