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In particular, once-hot names in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector have become ice cold in just a matter of days. As a contrarian who primarily invests in the technology sector, I've recently be...
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Investors are trying to game out how much tolerance U.S. President Donald Trump has for stock market losses after his latest tariff policies ignited a more than 10% wipeout on Wall Street, with some ...
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China has retaliated with 84% tariffs on U.S. goods.
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As Donald Trump’s tariffs continue to trigger volatility, AI-leveraging stocks still boast strong fundamentals and powerful growth tailwinds.
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Que.com on MSNAI Stocks Poised for Growth: Top Investment Opportunities in 2023In recent years, the field of artificial intelligence (AI) has been on an upward trajectory, gaining unprecedented attention and investment.
The underdogs might not have the flashiest businesses, but they’re now sitting at record lows after the latest AI selloff shook things up. I’d argue they’ve got the potential to outshine even NVIDIA in the coming years. The downside risk is lower, and there’s significant upside potential compared to the overstretched giants.
With the AI arms race heating up every passing day ... Even though new customers demonstrate strong commercial growth, the stock price has been highly correlated with Nasdaq-100 movements.
Celestica (CLS) isn’t the kind of stock that turns heads at dinner parties—or even on trading desks. But maybe it should be. Quietly, this
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While the "Magnificent Seven" stocks have been some of the best investments over the past few years, they've been poor performers in 2025. Investors are moving their money from stocks they deem risky to either cash or safer investments,
Here are two top Canadian tech stocks that could help you benefit from surging demand for AI technology and infrastructure.